It Takes Two Switch 2 port reported by distributor, but publisher confirmation pending
Hazelight’s cooperative adventure It Takes Two—originally released in March 2021 and published by Electronic Arts—has a history on multiple platforms, including a Nintendo Switch version that arrived in November 2022.
The title, developed by Hazelight and directed by Josef Fares, earned widespread critical attention for its design and cooperative gameplay.
Recent listings spotted online suggest a new version for Nintendo’s next-generation hardware may be in the works, though publisher confirmation has not yet been issued.
Distributor slide lists October 15, 2026 date and file size (unconfirmed)
A slide circulated by Prowell Asia Holdings and highlighted by Nintendo Everything appears to list It Takes Two for release on Nintendo Switch 2 with a purported date of October 15, 2026, and a file size of 12.1 GB.
The slide also reportedly notes multi-language support and distribution on a Game-Key Card format.
These details come from the distributor’s informational material and should be treated as an unconfirmed listing until Electronic Arts or Hazelight provide official notice.
Verified platform history and relevant details
It Takes Two first launched on March 26, 2021, for PC, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X|S.
A Nintendo Switch port followed on November 4, 2022.
Electronic Arts served as the game’s publisher while Hazelight was the developer, and the game has been widely recognized for its cooperative design and narrative-driven mechanics.
What to watch next
As of this report, neither Hazelight nor Electronic Arts has confirmed a Switch 2 release.
The distributor listing is the latest signal that a Switch 2 version could be planned, but standard journalistic practice requires publisher confirmation before treating the date and technical details as definitive.
Readers interested in official announcements should monitor statements from EA, Hazelight, and Nintendo, and check updates on official storefronts such as the Nintendo eShop and publisher channels.
This article will be updated if and when EA or Hazelight confirms release details for a Nintendo Switch 2 version of It Takes Two.
Hazelight’s cooperative adventure It Takes Two—originally released in March 2021 and published by Electronic Arts—has a history on multiple platforms, including a Nintendo Switch version that arrived in November 2022.
The title, developed by Hazelight and directed by Josef Fares, earned widespread critical attention for its design and cooperative gameplay.
Recent listings spotted online suggest a new version for Nintendo’s next-generation hardware may be in the works, though publisher confirmation has not yet been issued.
Distributor slide lists October 15, 2026 date and file size (unconfirmed)
A slide circulated by Prowell Asia Holdings and highlighted by Nintendo Everything appears to list It Takes Two for release on Nintendo Switch 2 with a purported date of October 15, 2026, and a file size of 12.1 GB.
The slide also reportedly notes multi-language support and distribution on a Game-Key Card format.
These details come from the distributor’s informational material and should be treated as an unconfirmed listing until Electronic Arts or Hazelight provide official notice.
Verified platform history and relevant details
It Takes Two first launched on March 26, 2021, for PC, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X|S.
A Nintendo Switch port followed on November 4, 2022.
Electronic Arts served as the game’s publisher while Hazelight was the developer, and the game has been widely recognized for its cooperative design and narrative-driven mechanics.
What to watch next
As of this report, neither Hazelight nor Electronic Arts has confirmed a Switch 2 release.
The distributor listing is the latest signal that a Switch 2 version could be planned, but standard journalistic practice requires publisher confirmation before treating the date and technical details as definitive.
Readers interested in official announcements should monitor statements from EA, Hazelight, and Nintendo, and check updates on official storefronts such as the Nintendo eShop and publisher channels.
This article will be updated if and when EA or Hazelight confirms release details for a Nintendo Switch 2 version of It Takes Two.
