Nintendo Switching Ports We Would Love to See in 2021: Function

In recent years, Switch has become home to a wide range of quality ports from other platforms. Games everywhere have made the leap to Nintendo’s handheld hybrid, including smaller mobile hits, cross-console releases from a few years ago, and more unexpected and recent cross-platform titles. 2020 was no exception, with some fantastic ports coming to the console, including goliath efforts such as DOOM Eternal i Ori and the will of the warnings, excellent renovations of old games like Chronicles of Xenoblade and the Subway remasterings and custom-sensitive adaptations such as Jurassic World Evolution i Outside of hypnospatial law.

Over the last two years we’ve analyzed the ports we’d love to see coming to Switch and it’s nice to look back at how many have appeared on the console in one way or another. We’ve compiled some of the games we’d like to see reach the Nintendo system over the next twelve months. Some of them are remnants of previous years for which we have still crossed our toes and toes, while others are novelties that we believe would perfectly complement the Switch library.

There are still a few Wii U ports that have not reached Switch (which we have completed and evaluated elsewhere), although Super Mario 3D World is entering February. We are also looking forward to the announced Switch versions of the independent classics Spelunky, Spelunky 2 i Train in 2021.

Let’s take a look at the top ten hopes for Switch ports in 2021, all but one that debuted on non-Nintendo systems.