10 Nintendo Games That Deserve A Sequel On The Switch 2
From and to and, Nintendo has published and directly developed a huge number of phenomenal game series, many of which ended up getting new entries and sequels on the Nintendo Switch. However, while some of these series are still receiving new games, many have been left dormant for far too long, including several that fans absolutely adore.
Fortunately, the Switch 2 presents the perfect opportunity for Nintendo to release sequels for some of its most deserving games. Plenty of these could end up being first-party Switch 2 launch titles or may be released later on in the console's lifespan. However, regardless of when they release, it is absolutely time that these iconic series — and a handful of more obscure games — finally get the sequels they deserve.
During the Nintendo Switch's extremely long lifespan, Nintendo published a handful of lesser-known and more experimental co-op games. One of these titles was, a wacky, physics-based co-op game developed by Tarsier Studios no less, which served as Nintendo's answer to similar games like and . It's an incredibly fun game, one that sees players set out across a small open world in search for people to rescue or items to gather via their handy stretcher.
Tarsier Studios is a surprising choice to develop as its previous games include the incredibly surreal and absolutely horrifying co-op series,. However, despite the fact that often feels like the antithesis to, Tarsier Studios did a phenomenal job.
may not be everyone's first thought when it comes to Nintendo properties that deserve sequels, but it is actually one of the best Switch exclusives thanks to its blend of -esque open-world exploration and ridiculously over-the-top fun co-op gameplay. A bigger and bolder sequel that allows Tarsier Studios to implement more ambitious ideas would go a long way to making a household name on the Switch 2.
was another of Nintendo's experiments during the Switch era. Much like ,it aimed to capitalize on the growing popularity of
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