Rumour: Xbox Series S Could Have Big Impact On The Nintendo Switch 2
The Nintendo Switch 2 has been all-but announced at this point, with leaks taking place on a near-daily basis for the console that's set to be officially unveiled over the next couple of months. We're only watching the news from afar here at Pure Xbox, but an interesting new rumour suggests the Xbox Series S could have a big impact on the device.
Nintendo Switch 2 is reportedly getting two major Xbox games, including Halo
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 and Halo: The Master Chief Collection are both coming to Nintendo Switch 2 and PS5, it’s been claimed. According to NateTheHate, a podcaster with a history of correctly reporting on unreleased video games, both games are planned for the system as Microsoft plans to heavily support Nintendo Switch 2.
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