GRID Legends: Deluxe Edition coming to Nintendo Switch 2 on January 29
GRID Legends: Deluxe Edition will make its way to the Nintendo Switch 2 later this month.
Revealed yesterday, the game will arrive on the console on January 29. A trailer showcasing the game on the Switch 2 can be seen here. The Switch 2 version will include all previously released DLC as well as balanced and battery saver modes during handheld mode.
A synopsis for GRID Legends: Deluxe Edition reads:
High-octane motorsport. Wheel-to-wheel rivalries. Edge-of-your-seat action.
Codemasters’ unique blend of arcade racing and precise simulation handling comes to Nintendo Switch 2, with pin-sharp visuals that leave the competition in the dust.
This Deluxe Edition is complete with all DLCs, and stacked with high-speed action from the starting grid to the chequered flag.
AMAZING MOTORSPORT ON NINTENDO SWITCH 2
Striking visuals, a huge choice of vehicles and an exhilarating sensation of speed, whether playing at home or on the go.
10 DISCIPLINES TO DOMINATE
From prototype GTs and hypercars to trucks and open-wheelers; pit yourself against the pack or beat your best times in high-speed Circuit racing, Elimination events and Time Trials.
RACE TO THE TOP
Rise through the ranks in Legends' massive career mode, or race your own way in the hugely customisable Race Creator mode.
TUNED TO PERFECTION
Comes fully loaded with all the DLC: Classic Car-Nage demolition derby, Endurance mode, added Career and Story events, and bonus cars and tracks.
LIGHTS, CAMERA, ACTION-PACKED
Live-action story mode — Driven to Glory — offers a unique ride through the twists and turns of the GRID World Series.
Pre-orders for GRID Legends: Deluxe Edition can be made here.
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