Capcom’s highly anticipated sci-fi adventure, Pragmata, made headlines at The Game Awards with the announcement that it will launch on the Nintendo Switch 2 simultaneously with other hardware platforms.
This move marks a significant milestone for Nintendo’s next-generation console, cementing its place as a serious contender for premium third-party releases upon its debut. Pragmata, set in a futuristic world brimming with mystery and advanced technology, has consistently intrigued gamers with its atmospheric visuals and narrative depth.
Originally unveiled in 2020, the game has captured attention for its ambitious graphics and cinematic storytelling.
Capcom’s decision to bring Pragmata to the Nintendo Switch 2, in lockstep with its releases for PlayStation and Xbox, delivers a strong signal of confidence in Nintendo’s evolving hardware capabilities. In a recent interview published by Famitsu, the Pragmata development team shared their positive surprise at how effectively the game runs on the Nintendo Switch 2.
According to a lead developer, initial skepticism about the console’s power quickly turned to astonishment: "When we first tested Pragmata on the Switch 2, the entire development team was unexpectedly impressed by the level of quality achieved.
The response was overwhelmingly positive." This sentiment highlights not only technical advancements in Nintendo’s new console but also the willingness of top-tier developers like Capcom to optimize premium experiences for its audience. Further, the development team compared Pragmata’s Switch 2 visuals to those of Resident Evil Requiem, another flagship Capcom title.
In the words of Capcom's senior director: "We feel Pragmata on Switch 2 visually rivals Resident Evil Requiem.
We plan to simultaneously launch a demo across all supported platforms, so we encourage everyone to try it and see the improvements for themselves.
This project is proving to be incredibly rewarding, and we appreciate everyone’s patience as we finalize the experience." The release of a Pragmata demo on every home console, including the Nintendo Switch 2, will soon enable players across different ecosystems to judge these claims firsthand.
The demo’s arrival on the Nintendo eShop is expected to generate significant excitement, especially among Nintendo Direct followers and those eager to test the boundaries of Switch 2’s reported performance boost. As anticipation builds for the Nintendo Switch 2’s full unveiling and Pragmata’s release, this partnership between Capcom and Nintendo sets a promising tone for the future of high-profile third-party games on the platform.
Pragmata’s simultaneous multi-platform launch is poised to become a pivotal moment for Nintendo’s next chapter, promising both cutting-edge visuals and innovative gameplay to fans worldwide.
This move marks a significant milestone for Nintendo’s next-generation console, cementing its place as a serious contender for premium third-party releases upon its debut. Pragmata, set in a futuristic world brimming with mystery and advanced technology, has consistently intrigued gamers with its atmospheric visuals and narrative depth.
Originally unveiled in 2020, the game has captured attention for its ambitious graphics and cinematic storytelling.
Capcom’s decision to bring Pragmata to the Nintendo Switch 2, in lockstep with its releases for PlayStation and Xbox, delivers a strong signal of confidence in Nintendo’s evolving hardware capabilities. In a recent interview published by Famitsu, the Pragmata development team shared their positive surprise at how effectively the game runs on the Nintendo Switch 2.
According to a lead developer, initial skepticism about the console’s power quickly turned to astonishment: "When we first tested Pragmata on the Switch 2, the entire development team was unexpectedly impressed by the level of quality achieved.
The response was overwhelmingly positive." This sentiment highlights not only technical advancements in Nintendo’s new console but also the willingness of top-tier developers like Capcom to optimize premium experiences for its audience. Further, the development team compared Pragmata’s Switch 2 visuals to those of Resident Evil Requiem, another flagship Capcom title.
In the words of Capcom's senior director: "We feel Pragmata on Switch 2 visually rivals Resident Evil Requiem.
We plan to simultaneously launch a demo across all supported platforms, so we encourage everyone to try it and see the improvements for themselves.
This project is proving to be incredibly rewarding, and we appreciate everyone’s patience as we finalize the experience." The release of a Pragmata demo on every home console, including the Nintendo Switch 2, will soon enable players across different ecosystems to judge these claims firsthand.
The demo’s arrival on the Nintendo eShop is expected to generate significant excitement, especially among Nintendo Direct followers and those eager to test the boundaries of Switch 2’s reported performance boost. As anticipation builds for the Nintendo Switch 2’s full unveiling and Pragmata’s release, this partnership between Capcom and Nintendo sets a promising tone for the future of high-profile third-party games on the platform.
Pragmata’s simultaneous multi-platform launch is poised to become a pivotal moment for Nintendo’s next chapter, promising both cutting-edge visuals and innovative gameplay to fans worldwide.
