A Switch 2 listing for Lara Croft’s next major adventure has disappeared from Amazon’s website. The company removed Nintendo’s console from its Tomb Raider: Catalyst platform list after briefly naming it alongside PS5, Xbox Series X|S and Steam. The revised page now reserves the Switch 2 mention for Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis, the separate remake arriving next year.
The change follows discussion of Amazon’s listing on Reddit. An earlier version of Amazon’s explainer grouped the platforms for both games together, listing Nintendo’s console for Catalyst as well as the remake. The wording now lists PS5, Xbox Series X|S and Steam for both games, followed by a separate sentence naming Legacy of Atlantis for Switch 2.
Nintendo Life has documented both versions, including the removal in its November 13 update. Amazon has not explained why it changed the platform list.
Two Tomb Raider Games, Different Platform Lists
Legacy of Atlantis reimagines Lara Croft’s 1996 debut. Its official preorder announcement confirms a February 12, 2027 release, with Switch 2 joining PS5, Xbox Series X|S and PC. That gives Nintendo players a confirmed route into one of Amazon’s two upcoming Tomb Raider adventures.
Catalyst is Crystal Dynamics’ next major entry, taking Lara to Northern India after a mythical cataclysm exposes ancient secrets. Amazon describes it as the series’ largest game, with an experienced Lara racing against rival treasure hunters.
Amazon also removed the explainer’s 2028 window for Catalyst, replacing it with a statement that a release date has not been announced. Separately, Embracer’s latest financial presentation still lists Catalyst for calendar 2028, alongside PC, PS5 and Xbox Series X|S. The document dates its release information to November 11.
Official Tomb Raider announcement artwork: Crystal Dynamics / Amazon Game Studios.
