We’ve spotted an intriguing entry making the rounds: It Takes Two is allegedly listed for the Switch 2 in a distributor document, and if true it comes with a few notable bells and whistles. Take this with a pinch of salt, but the details — as reported by Nintendo Life — are specific enough that we wanted to flag them for readers looking to revisit Hazelight’s award-winning co-op adventure.
What Was Reported
Key Claims From The Listing
- It Takes Two is pictured in a document attributed to Chinese games distributor Prowell Asia Holdings.
- The listing allegedly shows a Switch 2 version of the game.
- Per Nintendo Life, the listing claims a mid-October arrival and English language support.
- The same entry reportedly lists a Game‑Key Card release and a file size of about 12.1GB.
- The title originally debuted on the Switch in 2022, while the original versions for other platforms won The Game Awards’ Game of the Year and multiple other awards in 2021.
All of the above details come from the item highlighted by Nintendo Life, which in turn points to a document surfaced via Nintendo Everything. We’re treating the claims as unconfirmed at present.
The Source & Credibility
Where The Information Came From
The image and listing in question are said to originate from a document tied to Prowell Asia Holdings. Nintendo Life flagged the find, noting the specifics mentioned above. As always with distributor listings, things can be accurate, mistaken, or premature — so discretion is warranted.
How Much Weight Should You Give It?
Distributor documents are a common origin point for early storefront and packaging details, but they’re not definitive confirmations. We’re repeating the exact claims made in the listing — including the mid-October timing, the Game‑Key Card mention, and the 12.1GB size — rather than endorsing them. If you want to cross-reference, see our earlier report on the It Takes Two alleged Switch 2 listing where we covered related chatter.
It’s worth noting that other Switch-era titles have recently been tied to Switch 2 makeovers, so this wouldn’t be an isolated occurrence; for example, there was a report about Diablo 4 reportedly coming to Switch 2 as part of the same trend of re-releases and conversions.
What It Could Mean
For Players Who Already Own The Switch Version
If the listing is accurate, the appearance of a Game‑Key Card and a listed file size may indicate a stand-alone Switch 2 release rather than a simple patch or gratis upgrade path for existing Switch owners. That would matter to players who already picked up the Switch edition in 2022. Again, we must emphasise this is speculative until Hazelight or EA confirm anything.
For New Buyers And Collectors
A physical-flavoured distribution such as a Game‑Key Card could appeal to collectors who prefer boxed-type products even when the package only contains a code. The listing’s reported 12.1GB size also gives a rough sense of the download footprint, if accurate.
Developer And Publisher Notes
Hazelight most recently released Split Fiction on the Switch 2, which shows the studio and platform are already in a working relationship. The listing under discussion names EA as the publisher for the alleged Switch 2 entry of It Takes Two. Until an official confirmation from either company, these points remain unverified.
Why This Matters
At face value, a Switch 2 version of It Takes Two would represent another entry in the ongoing pattern of Switch-era titles being prepared for Switch 2. For fans of Hazelight’s co-op design, the prospect of a refreshed or better-performing version is exciting — especially given the game’s pedigree, having won Game of the Year and numerous awards in 2021. But the presence of specific claims in a distributor document does not equal an announcement. We’ll keep monitoring for confirmation from Hazelight or EA, and we advise readers to regard these details as rumour until either developer or publisher provides official word.
