Take-Two has put Borderlands 4 on pause for the Nintendo Switch 2 console. This development comes as a surprise to fans of the game who had been eagerly awaiting its port. The decision was made during the company's Q3 2026 earnings presentation, where it was stated that their focus is now on delivering quality post-launch content and optimizing the existing game.
The original release date for the Switch 2 port was October 3, 2025, but it has been indefinitely delayed since September 23. In a statement to Variety, Take-Two cited the need for additional development time and polish as the reason for the delay, also acknowledging that cross-saves would better align with their plans.
While there is no official word on whether the Switch 2 port will ever be released, it appears to be put on hold indefinitely. The company's focus now shifts towards other titles like PGA Tour 2K25 and WWE 2K26, which are scheduled for release in the coming months.
Interestingly, Take-Two's Q3 earnings presentation did not mention a release date for the Switch 2 port, further solidifying its uncertain status. On the other hand, Grand Theft Auto VI remains on track for a November 2026 release, with marketing efforts set to begin this summer.
The financial success of Grand Theft Auto V has made it clear that franchises like these are crucial to Take-Two's bottom line. With over 225 million units sold since its initial release in 2013, it's no surprise that the company is committed to getting the rollout right for their next big titles.
The original release date for the Switch 2 port was October 3, 2025, but it has been indefinitely delayed since September 23. In a statement to Variety, Take-Two cited the need for additional development time and polish as the reason for the delay, also acknowledging that cross-saves would better align with their plans.
While there is no official word on whether the Switch 2 port will ever be released, it appears to be put on hold indefinitely. The company's focus now shifts towards other titles like PGA Tour 2K25 and WWE 2K26, which are scheduled for release in the coming months.
Interestingly, Take-Two's Q3 earnings presentation did not mention a release date for the Switch 2 port, further solidifying its uncertain status. On the other hand, Grand Theft Auto VI remains on track for a November 2026 release, with marketing efforts set to begin this summer.
The financial success of Grand Theft Auto V has made it clear that franchises like these are crucial to Take-Two's bottom line. With over 225 million units sold since its initial release in 2013, it's no surprise that the company is committed to getting the rollout right for their next big titles.