NintendoDespite the Switch being laughed out the room for only have a couple of launch games, a few months on, it's actually paid dividends. All that said, the Switch continues to be one of 2017's most positively-received and all-round enjoyable surprises, so let's make sure you're getting the most out of it. Whether deliberate or not, having a vastly reduced lineup of games on any storefront does wonders for exposure, as suddenly - again, thanks to the happenstance connection of good sales equalling more eyes on the product - chances are if you own a Nintendo Switch, you've slowly built up a healthy library of titles since launch. From the tiniest of indie titles actually being considered by a mass audience to the likes of Mario Kart 8 still being welcomed with open arms, the Switch's reduced catalogue by comparison to the endless torrents of toss that fill up the PlayStation Store and Xbox Live Marketplace is a breath of fresh air. Indeed, it's been a blast forging such a unique connection with the system, and in a way, provides a reminder of a time when the gaming landscape wasn't completely dominated by quick n' dirty storefronts - when we truly cared about what we looked forward to, and found value in playing as much as possible.
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Nintendo Switch Has 20 Unreal Engine 4 Games In Development In Japan Alone
Per Epic Games representative Takayuki Kawasaki, over 20 Unreal Engine 4 games are in development for the Nintendo Switch in Japan alone. Well, according to Epic Games representative, the Unreal Engine 4 support seems to be paying off for Nintendo. Nintendo has boasted that they've mastered Unreal Engine, and provided tools that make porting particularly easy. And now we're gradually moving forward with Switch support for the free version of Unreal Engine 4. In Japan, there are about 20 titles being developed that use Unreal Engine, so I think that they'll be announced gradually from here on.
Ratalaika Games has announced that they will release 0000 and League of Evil on Nintendo Switch, after being allowed to develop for the console. They have more games that they will port to Nintendo Switch later in the year, with more news to be shared in the coming months. Whereas League of Evil on Nintendo Switch will include a level editor, with players free to create using the touch screen to then share online. That's core to the game, seeing as players will leap and dodge to tense, rhythmic music, in which you will hear Levi Bond's glitchy, dry-ice, energetic sounds. The developer has promised that each game will be optimised to make use out of the console's features, with "special work" on the soundtrack that accompanies 0000 that they hope will result in a more immersive experience.
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