Starfield Classified for Nintendo Switch 2

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Following the release of Starfield for PlayStation 5 on April 7, a new rumor suggests the game may also be coming to the Nintendo Switch 2. According to reports, the same unofficial sources that accurately predicted the PS5 port months in advance have also stated that Microsoft intends to bring Starfield to Nintendo’s next console. While the PS5 version was ultimately announced, a Switch 2 port has not been. Credible source NateTheHate claims that Bethesda is facing technical difficulties in bringing the game to the Switch 2. However, a recent age rating from Taiwan’s Entertainment Software Rating Information Board suggests that the port is in advanced stages, potentially nearing completion. Despite the technical challenges, the Taiwanese Board has rated Starfield for the Nintendo Switch 2. This rating, in contrast to the absence of any official announcement, implies that Bethesda has submitted the game for approval and is actively pursuing certification.

Starfield’s Classification Hints at Possible Nintendo Switch 2 Release Closer Than Assumed

The listing on the Taiwan Digital Game Rating Committee database could indicate that the game has reached a stage in development where classification is required, typically one of the final steps before launch. Although the rating’s release date matches that of the PS5 version, suggesting a possible error, the appearance of the listing at all hints that a Switch 2 version of Starfield may be closer than previously assumed.

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