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Feral Interactive has announced its first Nintendo Switch 2 release, which is Grid Legends: Deluxe Edition. The game is planned for early 2026.

Grid Legends follows up on Grid Autosport, which previously came to Nintendo Switch. The game “is an all-out racer for Switch 2 that delivers pin-sharp visuals, great performance, and a huge range of cars that will go wheel-to-wheel in 10 high-octane motorsport disciplines across 24 stunning locations.” It will come with all of its DLC, “adding Classic Car-Nage destruction derby, Drift and Endurance modes, new Career and Story events, and additional cars and tracks.”

Below is a trailer:

A major update for GRID Autosport is coming next week. Players will be able to partake in new multiplayer functionality as well as support for peripherals.

Online multiplayer, which was previously announced, will be going live in the game. The Nintendo Labo Toy-Con 03: Vehicle Kit, HORI Pro Deluxe wheel, and HORI Pro Mini wheel will also be supported.

GRID Autosport’s new update goes live on July 30.

Source: Codemasters PR

Grid Autosport has received a new update, adding in a couple of new features. Local wireless multiplayer for up to eight players is now supported, in addition to two player split-screen.

Grid Autosport will be getting another update in 2020. Nintendo Labo and wheel support will be added along with online multiplayer.

As was announced last week, a new update for GRID Autosport is now live on Switch. It adds local wireless multiplayer for up to eight players as well as two-player split-screen.

Feral Interactive’s plans for the racer don’t stop there. We previously heard that online multiplayer is planned for 2020, but that’s not all. Feral now says that it will also add Nintendo Labo support with the wheel accessory sometime next year.

Source: Feral Interactive PR

Feral Interactive has announced a pair of new updates that are in the works for GRID Autosport on Switch.

The first patch, which is slated for December 16, adds a couple of new multiplayer features. Players will be able to access two-player splitscreen as well as eight-player local wireless multiplayer. In 2020, another update will include online multiplayer.

Here’s the official announcement regarding upcoming updates:

GRID Autosport has received a new batch of Switch gameplay tying in with its release today. Have a look at 20 minutes of footage below.

To celebrate its release on Switch today, GRID Autosport has received a new launch trailer. We’ve included the video below.

Feral Interactive has issued an official gameplay video for GRID Autosport on Switch. Take a look at it below.

Feral Interactive, the team behind GRID Autosport for Switch, has been answering fan questions about the port on Twitter as of late. The studio confirmed GameCube controller support, revealed performance and graphics modes, and more.

Here’s the full roundup:

Following up on yesterday’s feature in the Nintendo Direct, Codemasters and Feral Interactive have shared a new trailer for GRID Autosport. Check it out below.


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