LEGO Harry Potter Collection coming to Nintendo Switch 2 [update: trailer]
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Warner Bros Games has officially confirmed that the LEGO Harry Potter Collection will arrive on Nintendo Switch 2, with a launch date set for October 16th at $49.99. The announcement comes as the Harry Potter franchise continues expanding across multiple media - a new game based on the series is also in development for 2027, separate from this compilation release.
The Collection brings together previously released LEGO Harry Potter titles to Nintendo's upcoming console, offering players a chance to revisit the brick-based adaptations of the wizarding world on new hardware. This release slots into a broader wave of ports and remasters heading to Switch 2 as publishers prepare software libraries for the system's launch window.
- LEGO Harry Potter Collection launches October 16th on Switch 2 for $49.99, marking an official port of the established compilation.
- A distinct new Harry Potter game is separately in development for 2027, indicating ongoing franchise activity beyond this re-release.
- The announcement reflects the typical strategy of bringing legacy titles to new Nintendo hardware alongside fresh software.
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