An upcoming Bethesda game planned for release on the Nintendo Switch 2 has allegedly been canceled, according to a credible insider. Bethesda has already released a handful of titles for Nintendo's latest console, including Switch 2 ports of popular games like The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion Remastered and Indiana Jones and the Great Circle. However, it's beginning to sound less and less likely that a Starfield port ever comes to Switch 2.

The dramatically more powerful Switch 2 has received several third-party ports that would have been nearly impossible on its predecessor. Games like Cyberpunk 2077, Resident Evil Requiem, and Final Fantasy 7 Remake all showcase just how well the Nintendo console can compete with its PlayStation and Xbox rivals. Even with more impressive hardware, it's still a tall order to get some more graphically intensive games to run on the Switch 2, which may be the case with a Starfield port.

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According to reliable leaker NateTheHate on Twitter, the development of a Starfield Switch 2 port has faced numerous obstacles and has likely been shelved for the time being. Starfield has been rumored to be getting a Switch 2 port since August 2025, with rumors ramping up in March of this year, shortly before the launch of the Starfield PS5 port. However, nothing official was ever announced, and even the rumors of this release have started to die down.

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