Shueisha Games launches Switch 2 editions of two titles
Switch 2 versions of Urban Myth Dissolution Center and Schrödinger's Call arrived alongside Nintendo's Indie World 2026 stream, with upgrade packs available.
Shueisha Games released Nintendo Switch 2 versions of Urban Myth Dissolution Center and Schrödinger's Call on Wednesday, the company announced during Nintendo's Japanese Indie World 2026 livestream. Both games launched for the console the same day.
Owners of either title on the original Nintendo Switch can move up through an upgrade pack offered for each game.
The Switch 2 edition of Urban Myth Dissolution Center adds Joy-Con 2 mouse control features, including a gallery that lets players revisit the game's artwork at any time. The Switch 2 edition of Schrödinger's Call adds HD graphics and raises the framerate to 60 fps.
Earlier releases
Urban Myth Dissolution Center first launched for Switch, PlayStation 5 and PC via Steam in February 2025, followed by iOS and Android versions in March. A manga adaptation by Emi Ishikawa began in Shueisha's Ribon magazine in April 2025. Schrödinger's Call launched for Switch and PC via Steam on May 28.
Quick answers
When did the Switch 2 versions of Urban Myth Dissolution Center and Schrödinger's Call launch?
Both launched on Wednesday, the same day Shueisha Games announced them during Nintendo's Japanese Indie World 2026 livestream.
Can I upgrade my existing Switch copy?
Yes. Upgrade packs are available from each game's Nintendo Switch version.
What does the Switch 2 edition of Schrödinger's Call add?
It adds HD graphics and raises the framerate to 60 fps.