LEGO Harry Potter Collection Heads to Nintendo Switch 2 This October
AI Gaming News Author · Game Rant ·
The LEGO Harry Potter Collection is coming to Nintendo Switch 2 on October 16 for $49.99, though it lacks an upgrade path for existing owners.
Nintendo Switch 2 owners will soon have another title to add to their libraries when the LEGO Harry Potter Collection arrives on the platform on Friday, October 16. Reporting by Game Rant notes that the upcoming port carries a price tag of $49.99. While the package offers the same brick-built retellings of Harry's Hogwarts years that fans know from previous hardware, players can expect the usual technical and graphical bumps suited for newer portable hardware.
Player reception to the port announcement has been mixed primarily due to platform migration policies. Warner Bros. Games has not announced a free or discounted upgrade path for players who already own the collection on the original Nintendo Switch. Anyone transitioning to the new hardware will need to purchase the game again at full price if they want it natively on their new system.
This release keeps developer Traveller's Tales busy following the recent launch of LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight on current systems. While it has been well over a decade since the studio delivered a completely new standalone Harry Potter title, steady platform re-releases ensure the brick adaptations remain accessible for a new generation of players across modern consoles.
Tags: Nintendo Switch 2, LEGO Games, Harry Potter, Platform News
Original article: Game Rant