During the Nintendo Japanese Indie World 2026 livestream, Shueisha Games announced the immediate release of Urban Myth Dissolution Center and Schrödinger's Call for the Nintendo Switch 2. Players who own the original Nintendo Switch versions of these titles can access upgrade packs to transition to the new hardware. The Switch 2 edition of Urban Myth Dissolution Center introduces support for Joy-Con 2 mouse controls and adds a new gallery mode for viewing game artwork. Meanwhile, the Switch 2 release of Schrödinger's Call provides technical improvements, specifically upgrading to HD graphics and increasing the framerate to 60 fps. Urban Myth Dissolution Center previously debuted in February 2025 across Switch, PlayStation 5, and PC, followed by a mobile release in March and a manga adaptation in Ribon magazine. Schrödinger's Call originally released for Switch and PC on May 28.
Urban Myth Dissolution Center and Schrödinger's Call Launch on Switch 2
Shueisha Games has released upgraded versions of both titles for the Nintendo Switch 2, featuring platform-specific enhancements.
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