The possibility of Grand Theft Auto 6 coming to Nintendo Switch 2 has been a tantalizing one for fans, as a port would allow the massive sandbox adventure to be taken on the go. While it might not seem like a natural fit for the comparatively family-friendly brand, Nintendo is no longer particularly shy about featuring M-rated games on its consoles. Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy, a remaster of past hits, is available on the original Switch, and games ranging from DOOM to Cyberpunk 2077 have found a home on the family of systems.
Porting Grand Theft Auto 6 to the original Switch might be an impossible technical hurdle, but the Switch 2's significant power boost could theoretically make it possible with reasonable compromises. Now, a key figure at Nintendo has weighed in on the matter.
In an interview with Variety, Nintendo of America president Devon Pritchard was asked about the possibility of Grand Theft Auto 6 coming to the platform. Pritchard chose not to answer the question head-on, calling the topic "a conversation for Take-Two and Rockstar" (respectively, the parent company and developer behind the game) and saying she has "nothing to announce on [her] end...
