Both Splatoon 2 and Splatoon 3, for example, featured a unique reversible cover upon their exclusive Nintendo Switch launch. The vast majority of Nintendo Switch games that do go to print with reversible cover art tend to be remasters or special editions, although this is not always the case.
RELATED: Metroid Prime 2 & 3 Reportedly Coming to Nintendo Switch Previous Nintendo Switch physical releases which have featured a reversible cover image include The Binding Of Isaac: Afterbirth+ and the Switch port of Bayonetta 2 - and last month it was announced that the upcoming physical Switch release of Ys Memoire: The Oath In Felghana would include a reversible cover of its own. The majority of physical releases feature a cover sleeve with either no image on the inner side, or a non-reversible landscape-oriented image that can only be appreciated in full when the game case is opened. Reversible cover art is more uncommon than not for Nintendo Switch titles. According to pictures shared by u/LegoFan12345, the reverse of the game's cover is identical to the one first showcased in the Japanese announcement of the remaster. As u/Beneficial-Trash 3078 discovered, the physical release of Metroid Prime Remastered features a reversible slick, with the standard Metroid Prime cover art on the front-facing side, and artwork from the Japanese release on the other.
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