Red Dead Redemption 2 Reportedly Heading to Switch 2, Offering GameChat a Chance to Shine with Tahiti Rants and Horse Humor

Hey, so here’s a thing. That game everyone’s into—ya know, the one with the outlaws? They’re out there being moody as heck, just roamin’ around this enormous map. Word on the street is it’s gearing up to make a debut on the Nintendo Switch 2. Could be, who knows, but that’s what’s buzzing according to some folks over at Gamereactor. Apparently, they heard it from someone who’s got an ear to the ground at Rockstar. Nintendúo, some Spanish site, is also kinda echoing the same tune, or so it seems.

Oh, and get this—there’s chatter about some shiny upgrades for the game, too. Think bells and whistles for graphics and performance on the PS5 and Xbox Series X/S. Maybe it’ll drop around the same time it moseys onto the Switch 2.

Now, here’s where it gets interesting—I mean, if you’re into this kinda stuff. You’ve got Take-Two, with their lineup: Borderlands 4, Civilization 7, NBA 2K, WWE 2K, all ready to make their grand entrance on Switch 2. Adding a Rockstar game? Yeah, we’re talking a full house. Zelnick, the big cheese at the publisher, was chatting away with The Game Business, mentioned he’s a “big believer.” Whatever that means, right?

Oh, and he said something about Nintendo stepping up their game with third-party titles. Historically, they’ve been all about their own stuff, but times are changing. They’re breaking the mold or something.

If RDR2 (yeah, that game) does hit the Switch 2, it’s bound to be a wild ride. I mean, think about it: everyone squawking through GameChat, quoting memes, hollering about horse anatomy—don’t ask why that’s a thing—because someone trotted too far north into the icy wilderness. It’d be like watching a Minecraft flick but with more random stagecoach heists and maybe some awkward run-ins with historical hate groups—yikes!

So, would you snag RDR2 on Switch 2? Or am I just rambling on? If it happens, drop a comment below. And sorry if I got a bit carried away with the rhymes earlier—blame the coffee.