Minecraft Native Switch 2 Release Coming Later This Year With Enhanced Visuals
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Summary
Minecraft is getting a native release on Nintendo Switch 2 later this year, featuring enhanced 'vibrant visuals' with improved lighting. Players will be able to import their existing creations from the original Switch version. However, no information has been provided about potential discounts for current owners of the Switch version.
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You'll be able to enjoy the new(ish) 'vibrant visuals' display with enhanced lighting, while importing any creations you've already done on the Switch version.
Unfortunately, there are no details as to whether current owners will be able to take advantage of any discounts, but we'll let you know if we hear any different.
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