Activision and Toys for Bob announced a new Spyro title, Spyro: A Realm Beyond, today and confirmed the game will arrive on Nintendo’s next-generation hardware referenced as the Nintendo Switch 2.
The announcement was made directly by the publisher and developer, who are managing the Spyro property and its development.
In a clear statement, Activision and Toys for Bob said that Spyro: A Realm Beyond is a new entry in the Spyro franchise and that the title will come to the Nintendo Switch 2.
That statement positions the project as the developer’s latest effort following their recent work on Spyro remasters and family-focused platform projects.
Verified background: Spyro is a long-running platform franchise originally created by Insomniac Games for the original PlayStation in the late 1990s.
Toys for Bob is an Activision-owned studio best known for its work on the Spyro Reignited Trilogy and the Skylanders series.
The Spyro Reignited Trilogy, a remaster of the original Spyro trilogy developed by Toys for Bob, launched for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One in November 2018 and later arrived on the Nintendo Switch in September 2019.
Activision remains the franchise’s publisher.
Platform context: The Nintendo Switch launched in March 2017 and has been supported with both first- and third-party releases via the Nintendo eShop and physical retail.
Nintendo regularly communicates major platform and release news through Nintendo Direct presentations and official press channels.
References to a “Nintendo Switch 2” have been used in industry coverage to denote Nintendo’s next-generation hardware; Activision’s announcement specifies that Spyro: A Realm Beyond will be released on that upcoming Nintendo platform.
What this means for players and the market: The involvement of Toys for Bob — the studio behind the 2018 Reignited Trilogy — underscores Activision’s continued investment in the Spyro brand on current and next-generation platforms.
For Nintendo hardware owners and Switch audiences, the confirmed arrival on Nintendo’s next console signals a focus on cross-platform availability at launch.
Developers and publishers typically follow this kind of announcement with release windows, platform-specific features, and distribution details through channels like the Nintendo eShop and scheduled Nintendo Direct events.
Activision and Toys for Bob’s statement establishes the title and platform; further details such as a release date, pricing, and regional availability have not been included in the initial announcement.
The announcement was made directly by the publisher and developer, who are managing the Spyro property and its development.
In a clear statement, Activision and Toys for Bob said that Spyro: A Realm Beyond is a new entry in the Spyro franchise and that the title will come to the Nintendo Switch 2.
That statement positions the project as the developer’s latest effort following their recent work on Spyro remasters and family-focused platform projects.
Verified background: Spyro is a long-running platform franchise originally created by Insomniac Games for the original PlayStation in the late 1990s.
Toys for Bob is an Activision-owned studio best known for its work on the Spyro Reignited Trilogy and the Skylanders series.
The Spyro Reignited Trilogy, a remaster of the original Spyro trilogy developed by Toys for Bob, launched for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One in November 2018 and later arrived on the Nintendo Switch in September 2019.
Activision remains the franchise’s publisher.
Platform context: The Nintendo Switch launched in March 2017 and has been supported with both first- and third-party releases via the Nintendo eShop and physical retail.
Nintendo regularly communicates major platform and release news through Nintendo Direct presentations and official press channels.
References to a “Nintendo Switch 2” have been used in industry coverage to denote Nintendo’s next-generation hardware; Activision’s announcement specifies that Spyro: A Realm Beyond will be released on that upcoming Nintendo platform.
What this means for players and the market: The involvement of Toys for Bob — the studio behind the 2018 Reignited Trilogy — underscores Activision’s continued investment in the Spyro brand on current and next-generation platforms.
For Nintendo hardware owners and Switch audiences, the confirmed arrival on Nintendo’s next console signals a focus on cross-platform availability at launch.
Developers and publishers typically follow this kind of announcement with release windows, platform-specific features, and distribution details through channels like the Nintendo eShop and scheduled Nintendo Direct events.
Activision and Toys for Bob’s statement establishes the title and platform; further details such as a release date, pricing, and regional availability have not been included in the initial announcement.