In our latest First Play video, we take a look at the Nintendo Switch 2 version of Madden NFL 26.
Annual sports games are usually iterative enough that players have fun trying out their new features and getting used to any gameplay tweaks made, but they’re rarely more intriguing than that.
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With this in mind, I decided to put Madden NFL 26 through its paces on Switch 2, and can happily report it has full feature parity with other versions. How does it run, though? You can find out in our video.
Our First Play video can be seen embedded above, or on our YouTube channel.
