Tomb Raider fans are currently anxiously awaiting two upcoming releases featuring Lara Croft. New information posted by Amazon News seems to indicate that both of the adventures will be available for Nintendo Switch 2, bringing players more ways to experience the games.
The Switch 2 release had already been confirmed for 2027’s Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis, but was previously unknown information about 2028’s Tomb Raider: Catalyst.
Official Amazon News Site Mentions Catalyst for Switch 2
In an official post on Amazon News, the verified news channel for the company, Amazon lists information about both forthcoming Tomb Raider titles. Notably, the article itself was updated two days ago on November 9, 2026, and with this update came a surprise.
As seen in the image below, Amazon states, “Both games arrive on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch 2, and Steam. Legacy of Atlantis has already been revealed as a Switch 2 title and is available for pre-order on the Nintendo eShop right now, but Tomb Raider: Catalyst is another story.
Of course, there’s always the chance that this was an error on Amazon’s part in the article, but since the information has now been live for two full days without an edit to remove this detail, perhaps it really is accurate.
It will be interesting to see if either Nintendo or Crystal Dynamics corroborates this information soon. It’s also important to note, however, that Tomb Raider: Catalyst is being published by Amazon Game Studios. If any outlet should be privy to Catalyst’s console release information, Amazon News should be it.
Either way, Tomb Raider: Catalyst is still a ways off and was delayed earlier this year into 2028. We may have to wait for the game itself, but perhaps more concrete information is coming soon surrounding its release.
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