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    Xbox players will have to wait longer to play Hades 2, it’s coming to Nintendo Switch 2 first

    April 8, 2025
    Xbox players will have to wait longer to play Hades 2, it’s coming to Nintendo Switch 2 first

    Supergiant Games’ Hades 2 is coming to Nintendo Switch 2 before Xbox or PlayStation consoles.

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