It Takes Two appears to be headed to Nintendo Switch 2 with an October 15, 2026 release date, a 12.1GB install size, and Game-Key Card packaging, according to a distributor document from Prowell Asia Holdings reported by VGTimes. Neither Hazelight Studios nor EA has confirmed the port.
What the distributor document lists
The reported document identifies a Nintendo Switch 2 version of Hazelight’s co-op game and lists support for multiple languages, including English. It also says the release would be sold on a cartridge in Game-Key Card format and would require about 12.1GB of storage.
- Reported release date: October 15, 2026
- Estimated file size: about 12.1GB
- Format: cartridge in Game-Key Card format
- Language support: multiple languages, including English
The date and product details come from distributor paperwork rather than an official announcement, so they remain unconfirmed.
It Takes Two has already been released on Switch
It Takes Two arrived on the original Nintendo Switch in 2022. The game first launched in March 2021 for PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, and PC.
If the distributor information is accurate, the Switch 2 edition should offer higher resolution and possibly improved performance. That would make it a new version for Nintendo’s newer hardware rather than a backward-compatible release.
Official confirmation is still pending
The reported October 15 date should be treated as a possibility until Hazelight Studios or EA comments on the Nintendo Switch 2 version. For now, the distributor document is the basis for the report, with no official confirmation from either company.
A Switch 2 release would give players another way to experience Hazelight’s co-op adventure, but the listed date, storage requirement, languages, and Game-Key Card format will need confirmation from the publisher or developer.
