Sega Drops Big News With Five Switch 2 Launch Titles

Nintendo’s recent Switch 2 Direct had us all glued to our screens, and Sega didn’t hold back. They’ve confirmed five games hitting the console right around its launch window. We’re talking fresh takes on some classics and a couple of exciting new entries. Sega’s keeping details light for now, promising more updates down the road, but what we know already has me pumped.

Each title brings something different to the table, from action-packed adventures to brain-teasing puzzles and creative sims. The Switch 2’s power is clearly getting a workout with these releases. Let’s break them down one by one and see what’s coming our way.

Yakuza 0 Director’s Cut

The Yakuza series is kicking things off with ‘Yakuza 0 Director’s Cut’, a beefed-up version of the origin story that hooked so many players. This isn’t just a port—it’s got new cutscenes, a wild online mode called ‘Red Light Raid’ where you team up to smash enemies, and voiceovers in English and Chinese, plus subtitles in a bunch of languages like French and Spanish.

I love how they’re taking a game that’s already a gem and making it feel fresh for the Switch 2. The idea of jumping into multiplayer chaos with friends sounds like a blast, and those extra story bits have me curious about what’s been added to Kazuma Kiryu’s early days.

RAIDOU Remastered: The Mystery of the Soulless Army

Next up is ‘RAIDOU Remastered: The Mystery of the Soulless Army’, a slick update to the action RPG ‘Devil Summoner: Raidou Kuzunoha vs. The Soulless Army’. They’ve overhauled the combat, spruced up the visuals, and added full voice acting to the main story, which is a big win for anyone who’s wanted a deeper dive into this supernatural tale.

It’s cool to see Raidou Kuzunoha back in action, fighting demons in 1930s Japan with a sharper look and smoother gameplay. The quality-of-life tweaks should make this a treat for both returning players and newcomers who missed the original.

Puyo Puyo Tetris 2S

For puzzle fans, ‘Puyo Puyo Tetris 2S’ is bringing the heat with a new ‘Puyo Tetris Doubles’ mode. Picture this—two-on-two battles where you share a board with a partner to unleash killer combos. It’s got 40 characters to pick from, including Sonic, each with their own stats and tricks, plus local and online play for up to four people.

Mixing Puyo Puyo’s blobs with Tetris blocks is already a winning combo, and this version cranks it up with team play. I can already imagine the chaos of coordinating with a buddy to outsmart the other side—it’s going to be addictive.

Sonic X Shadow Generations

Sonic fans, get ready for ‘Sonic X Shadow Generations’. Shadow’s stealing the spotlight with a brand-new campaign showing off powers that prove he’s the ultimate life form. On top of that, they’ve remastered ‘Sonic Generations’, blending 2D and 3D stages with better graphics and extra content to keep things speedy and fun.

Shadow getting his own story is a huge deal—he’s been a fan favorite forever. Pair that with a polished-up ‘Sonic Generations’, and you’ve got a double dose of high-speed action that’s perfect for the Switch 2’s launch.

Two Point Museum

Finally, there’s ‘Two Point Museum’, a management sim from the team behind ‘Two Point Hospital’ and ‘Two Point Campus’. You’re in charge of building a museum, designing exhibits, and making it a hit with visitors. It’s all about crafting the perfect experience, from layout to entertainment value.

After the charm of their past games, I’m excited to see how they tackle museums. It’s a fresh spin on the sim genre, and I can’t wait to mess around with displays and watch the chaos unfold as guests roll in.