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Baker's Take· 4 sources

Ubisoft may bring Watch Dogs trilogy to Nintendo Switch 2, retailer listing suggests

By

Mr Bagel

· 1d ago

A rumored Watch Dogs Dedsec Collection for the Nintendo Switch 2 has surfaced online after a brief listing from a Czech retailer was spotted and then quickly removed. The unannounced package, attributed to Ubisoft, is said to bundle Watch Dogs, Watch Dogs 2, and Watch Dogs: Legion for Nintendo's next-generation console, according to reports from nintendoeverything.com and vgtimes.com.

Ubisoft may bring Watch Dogs trilogy to Nintendo Switch 2, retailer listing suggests

"The listing allegedly showed box art and a tentative March 31, 2027 release date, but no further details were provided."

The retailer listing's fleeting appearance has given the rumor a second life online, as vgtimes.com reported that the March 31, 2027 date was visible before the page was pulled. Both outlets caution that the rumor remains unconfirmed and should be treated with skepticism. nintendoeverything.com noted that the report may have already been debunked.

If accurate, the collection would mark Ubisoft's first major effort to bring its open-world hacking franchise to the Switch 2 platform. The trilogy spans the original Watch Dogs, its acclaimed San Francisco-set sequel, and the more experimental Legion, which let players recruit almost any NPC. However, with no official announcement from either Nintendo or Ubisoft, enthusiasts are advised to temper expectations.

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