"Nintendo Switch 2 owners will have just a little bit longer to venture into The Lands Between. Developer FromSoftware announced today that its upcoming port of the open-world RPG Elden Ring - dubbed "Tarnished Edition" - won't be launching in 2025 as originally planned. Instead, it will be out at some unspecified point in 2026. No specific reason was given for the delay other than "to allow time for performance adjustments.""
"Elden Ring originally launched in 2022, and the Switch 2 version was announced during Nintendo's big Direct presentation in April, alongside another From game called Duskbloods. It's one of several blockbuster games being ported to Nintendo's more powerful handheld console, and there are a number of big titles on the way soon. Ubisoft just announced that Assassin's Creed Shadows is coming to the Switch 2 on December 2nd, while the Final Fantasy VII remake is making its way over on January 22nd."
Elden Ring's Tarnished Edition for Nintendo Switch 2 has been delayed from 2025 to an unspecified date in 2026. FromSoftware cited the need to allow time for performance adjustments. Elden Ring originally launched in 2022, and the Switch 2 port was announced during Nintendo's April Direct alongside Duskbloods. The Switch 2 is receiving several high-profile ports as Nintendo's more powerful handheld attracts major releases. Ubisoft plans to release Assassin's Creed Shadows on the Switch 2 on December 2nd, and the Final Fantasy VII remake is scheduled for the platform on January 22nd.
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