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Rumor: Indiana Jones and the Great Circle planned for Switch successor

By GFA Staff
4 min
Rumor: Indiana Jones and the Great Circle planned for Switch successor

Indiana Jones may be bringing his whip to Nintendo's next platform. A new rumor circulating among industry insiders suggests that MachineGames' Indiana Jones and the Great Circle is currently in development for the successor to the Nintendo Switch.

The rumor, first discussed on a popular gaming podcast, claims that the port is being handled by a dedicated external studio specializing in hardware optimization. If true, it indicates that Nintendo's next console will have the necessary horsepower to run current-generation, graphically intensive titles natively, rather than relying on cloud versions.

Microsoft has previously stated its willingness to bring Xbox first-party titles to competing platforms on a case-by-case basis. Bringing a major, recognizable IP like Indiana Jones to a new Nintendo console would align with that strategy, offering the game to a massive new audience while providing the new Nintendo hardware with a high-profile third-party blockbuster.

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