Red Dead Redemption 2 Might Be Coming to Nintendo Switch Next

In the recent past, about a month ago, Red Dead Redemption was ported over to PlayStation 4 and 5, as well as Nintendo Switch. Red Dead Redemption is not the first game in the series, but it was the first one to pick up heat after Rockstar revived with a well-designed gameplay, story, and overall atmosphere.

It was rated as one of the best games of Rockstar at the time, and obviously, the studio would want the new generation of players to be aware of the title as well.

Meanwhile, the PlayStation ports had no issues; Switch players would come across occasional crashes, but these crashes rarely occurred and wouldn’t hurt the flow of the game much. Plus, Switch hardware can be hard to work with sometimes, so there is that. 

On the other side, there are a few shards of evidence of Red Dead Redemption 2 coming to Nintendo Switch. The pseudo-leak was given by the official Brazilian game rating authorities, adding Nintendo Switch under Red Dead Redemption 2’s game and age rating page.

One of the users on Twitter found the change while looking through the pages, and when inspected, there was an update on the 25th of September. It is not confirmed that the update was adding Nintendo Switch to the page, but compared to old screenshots of the page through the Wayback Machine, it is indeed new.

Of course, this might be an oversight by the government; however, the addition of the first Red Dead game to the Switch sort of paved the way already. Maybe Rockstar was testing out whether RAGE- the game engine of Rockstar- was compatible with Switch, saw the new encoders and 720p mode were working out fine, and decided to start working on Red Dead Redemption 2 on the console as well.

Nevertheless, this change can be interpreted as something that Rockstar is currently working on whether it's the delayed Grand Theft Auto IV, reviving Rockstar Table Tennis, or in this instance, porting Red Dead Redemption 2 to Nintendo Switch. Still, we shall take this with a pinch of salt as Rockstar is quite an unpredictable studio.