Atari, Graphite Labs, and Implicit Conversions announced Lucky Luke: The Lonesome Cowboy Collection for Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2, scheduled to launch on January 13, 2027.
The compilation packages classic Lucky Luke video games from 8-, 16- and 32-bit consoles for modern platforms and includes a range of quality-of-life improvements and bonus content aimed at both nostalgic players and newcomers.
The publishers’ overview lists the following titles included in the collection:
- Lucky Luke (Game Boy Color, 1996)
- Lucky Luke (Super Nintendo Entertainment System, 1997)
- Lucky Luke: On the Daltons Trail (PlayStation, 1998)
- Lucky Luke: Desperado Train (Game Boy Color, 2000)
- Lucky Luke: Western Fever (PlayStation, 2001)
- Lucky Luke: Wanted!
(Game Boy Advance, 2001)
The announcement emphasizes upgraded presentation and player convenience.
According to the overview, each game features improved graphics, save states, achievements, visual filters, custom screen bezels, and rebindable controls.
The collection also includes onboard "How to Play" guides intended to introduce unfamiliar players to mechanics and to help users overcome difficult sections.
Beyond the core titles, the package adds a Frontier Experience — described as an interactive first-person museum and shooting gallery.
That mode lets players explore western-themed locales, play target-shooting minigames, hunt for collectibles, and view original comic and character art tied to the franchise.
Lucky Luke traces back to a 1946 French-Belgian comic about a gunslinger famed for shooting faster than his shadow.
Over more than seven decades the character has appeared in comics, animated series, feature films and, most recently, a 2026 live-action television series.
The Lonesome Cowboy Collection also reunites Infogrames with the franchise; Infogrames published several Lucky Luke titles in the late 1990s and early 2000s, including a rare PlayStation Platinum edition of Lucky Luke: Western Fever.
The publisher notes that several games in the collection were previously released only in Europe and never officially reached the United States.
Atari, Graphite Labs, and Implicit Conversions have released an announcement trailer for the package; the collection will be available digitally on Nintendo platforms, with details on eShop availability expected closer to launch.
Keep an eye on official Nintendo Direct updates and publisher channels for additional launch-window information and pricing.
The compilation packages classic Lucky Luke video games from 8-, 16- and 32-bit consoles for modern platforms and includes a range of quality-of-life improvements and bonus content aimed at both nostalgic players and newcomers.
The publishers’ overview lists the following titles included in the collection:
- Lucky Luke (Game Boy Color, 1996)
- Lucky Luke (Super Nintendo Entertainment System, 1997)
- Lucky Luke: On the Daltons Trail (PlayStation, 1998)
- Lucky Luke: Desperado Train (Game Boy Color, 2000)
- Lucky Luke: Western Fever (PlayStation, 2001)
- Lucky Luke: Wanted!
(Game Boy Advance, 2001)
The announcement emphasizes upgraded presentation and player convenience.
According to the overview, each game features improved graphics, save states, achievements, visual filters, custom screen bezels, and rebindable controls.
The collection also includes onboard "How to Play" guides intended to introduce unfamiliar players to mechanics and to help users overcome difficult sections.
Beyond the core titles, the package adds a Frontier Experience — described as an interactive first-person museum and shooting gallery.
That mode lets players explore western-themed locales, play target-shooting minigames, hunt for collectibles, and view original comic and character art tied to the franchise.
Lucky Luke traces back to a 1946 French-Belgian comic about a gunslinger famed for shooting faster than his shadow.
Over more than seven decades the character has appeared in comics, animated series, feature films and, most recently, a 2026 live-action television series.
The Lonesome Cowboy Collection also reunites Infogrames with the franchise; Infogrames published several Lucky Luke titles in the late 1990s and early 2000s, including a rare PlayStation Platinum edition of Lucky Luke: Western Fever.
The publisher notes that several games in the collection were previously released only in Europe and never officially reached the United States.
Atari, Graphite Labs, and Implicit Conversions have released an announcement trailer for the package; the collection will be available digitally on Nintendo platforms, with details on eShop availability expected closer to launch.
Keep an eye on official Nintendo Direct updates and publisher channels for additional launch-window information and pricing.
