My Hero Academia: All's Justice Locks Switch 2 at 1080p and 30 FPS Ahead of September 4 Launch

Bandai Namco has shared the final technical targets for My Hero Academia: All's Justice on Nintendo Switch 2, and the numbers confirm a noticeable step down from the other consoles. The Switch 2 build runs at a native 1080p in both docked and handheld mode, but is capped at 30 FPS — half the frame rate of the PlayStation 5, PS5 Pro, Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S versions, all of which the publisher lists at 1080p and a maximum 60 FPS. Resolution is unchanged across platforms; only the frame rate takes a cut on Nintendo's hardware.

The details were published on the official Japanese product page for the Switch 2 edition, with the western Bandai Namco Entertainment America newsroom confirming the figures on August 30. The Switch 2 release arrives September 4, 2026, in Standard, Deluxe and Ultimate Editions, and is the first place players can use the system's GameShare feature through GameChat to play online with friends and family using a limited Class 1-A roster.

That online slice is one of two Switch 2 exclusives bundled with the port. The other is a brand-new Minigame mode developed around Mei Hatsume's "virtual space" concept, ten bite-sized challenges themed after Class 1-A students and a bonus Pac-Man collaboration. Bandai Namco has also confirmed that the Minigame pack will be released as a free update on September 4 for players who already own the PS5, Xbox Series X|S or Steam versions of the game. The Switch 2 physical release additionally ships with exclusive inner cover artwork illustrated by studio bones.

All's Justice is the 3v3 arena fighter that adapts the climactic Final War arc of Kohei Horikoshi's My Hero Academia, with a Story Mode covering Deku and Bakugo's final confrontations against All For One, an Archives Battle Mode that lets players replay iconic fights from the full series, and a Team Up Mission mode that frames hero training as a U.A. High virtual simulation. The Switch 2 roster is the same as other platforms, and Bandai Namco has continued to expand it post-launch: Nana Shimura joined as a DLC character in May, and the September 4 launch on Switch 2 will ship with the cumulative balance updates and roster additions that have already landed on PS5, Xbox and PC.

Pre-orders are open now at the Bandai Namco Store, with early unlock access to Izuku Midoriya Rising and All For One Chaos, plus 30,000 Hero Coins for customization items and the new Minigame mode.

Sources: Bandai Namco Entertainment America announcement; official Switch 2 product page; Bandai Namco Entertainment America June 2026 press release.