Gameloft confirmed delay in the Asphalt Legends Unite Nintendo Switch version

The Nintendo Switch version of Asphalt Legends Unite was scheduled to arrive on July 17, 2024, and the community was quite excited. However, a delay in its launch was just announced. An official X post from Asphalt (X/@asphalt) broke this news today (July 16, 2024), causing a sudden halt to the preparations of the title's fanbase.

We delve into the details of the official notice and try to determine the possible reasons for this delay in the Nintendo Switch version of the new Asphalt game.

Asphalt Legends Unite Nintendo Switch version delayed: What does the developer say?

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The Nintendo version of the new Asphalt game has been delayed due to "unforeseen circumstances." The official post states the developers will be closely working with Nintendo to solve the issue as soon as possible.

They have reassured the community that releasing the game on this platform is the developers' top priority, and they will keep the community posted about its expected time of arrival.

Is there an expected release date for Asphalt Legends Unite to be released on Nintendo Switch?

The game is not coming to Nintendo Switch on July 17, 2024 (Image via Gameloft)

The official post has not stated a particular ETA. And as no particular problem was mentioned, making an educated guess about the release date is tough. As things stand, there is no expected release date for the Nintendo Switch version of Asphalt Legends Unite.

However, the developer has mentioned that Nintendo Switch players will continue to enjoy playing Asphalt 9: Legends and most of its ongoing live events.

The developers have apologized to the community and assured them they will work tirelessly to get the Nintendo fans in the game as soon as possible.

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