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Konami eFootball Kick-Off Launches Exclusively for Nintendo Switch 2

Lena Fischer 1 min read

Konami releases eFootball Kick-Off exclusively for Nintendo Switch 2. The offline-focused game features World Tour and International Cup modes with smooth performance.

Konami eFootball Kick-Off Launches Exclusively for Nintendo Switch 2
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Konami released eFootball Kick-Off, an offline-focused spin-off of the eFootball series designed for the Nintendo Switch 2. The game is designed for users seeking fast-paced sessions that do not require online matchmaking or continuous internet access.

Offline soccer spin-off delivers smooth gameplay and co-op modes on the new console.

The game runs exclusively on the Nintendo Switch 2 console. It features World Tour mode with club transfers and International Cup mode mirroring FIFA World Cup 2026 groups. Both game modes support cooperative play, enabling local multiplayer experiences.

Video footage shows the game running at a smooth 60fps on Switch 2 hardware. This performance outpaces EA Sports FC 26, which runs at 30fps on the same platform. Video footage demonstrates a smooth 60fps performance on the Switch 2, highlighting efficient use of the hardware.

The title is priced at £15.99 in the UK and $19.99 in the US. Pricing is currently set at £15.99 in Europe and $19.99 in North America, with no further regional cost information available. The title is available now as an exclusive for the , with no additional release dates scheduled.

Source: Video, VideoGameChronicles

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