Square Enix has officially revealed that Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade will be the largest game on the Nintendo Switch 2, with a staggering file size of up to 99GB. This means that installing the game could take up nearly 40% of the console’s available storage, which ships with 249GB. Such a significant storage requirement raises questions about how players will manage their game libraries on the new platform. While other AAA titles on the Switch 2 have managed to keep their file sizes relatively smallerlike Hogwarts Legacy at 23GB and Cyberpunk 2077 at 57GBFinal Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade’s size highlights the ambitious scope of this beloved RPG.

As we approach the end of 2025, the Nintendo Switch 2 is making waves in the gaming community, particularly with its nominations at the prestigious Golden Joystick Awards. Notably, two of its flagship titles, Mario Kart World and Donkey Kong Bananza, have been shortlisted for the coveted ‘Console Game of the Year’ award. This recognition not only highlights the quality of these games but also sets a promising tone for the future of the Switch 2 and its growing library of titles.

Fallout fans have something to look forward to as Bethesda announces the arrival of Fallout 4 on the Nintendo Switch 2, set for release in 2026. This news comes amidst a mixed response to the recent Fallout Day livestream, where fans were hoping for more substantial updates on the franchise, including Fallout 5 and remastered versions of classic titles. However, the excitement surrounding the Switch 2 port has ignited a spark of joy among a dedicated segment of the community.