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fall guys gameplay

New gameplay has emerged for the just-released Switch version of Fall Guys. After a lengthy wait of more than a year following the announcement for Nintendo’s console, Mediatonic released it today.

Here’s some information about the game:

Fall Guys Free for All

A new Free for All gameplay trailer has been posted for Fall Guys. Not only does it promote Season 1, but also serves as a reminder of the imminent Switch release.

Here’s some information about the game:

A new Sonic the Hedgehog collaboration is coming to Fall Guys, it’s been announced. Players will be able to dress up as Sonic, Knuckles, and Tails.

Fall Guys will be available for Switch on June 21, 2022. The Sonic the Hedgehog collaboration is planned for this August.

Fall Guys Switch release date

The Switch version of Fall Guys finally has a release date on Switch, with Mediatonic today announcing that the game will be available on June 21, 2022. Cross-play and cross-progression will be fully supported across all platforms thanks to Epic Online Services.

Mediatonic announced the Switch version of Fall Guys in February 2021, and it was originally planned for that summer. It was then delayed indefinitely a couple of months later.

fortnite zero build

Fortnite is today introducing a brand new mode known as Zero Build.

Up until now, one big aspect of the game has involved building. Players have been able to use their pickaxe to destroy structures on the map for resources. However, with Zero Build, that’s no longer a focus.

fall guys update

It’s been a year since Fall Guys was first announced for Switch. Though Mediatonic originally planned on having the game ready on Nintendo’s platform last summer, that didn’t come to pass. We ultimately heard a few months ago that the Switch version would be delayed to 2020.

We’re waiting on concrete news about the Switch version, but there is at least a positive sign. In one of its latest blog posts, Mediatonic said it it “finalizing development” and said “it’s still coming.”

fortnite gyro

Fortnite has been updated to version 19.30, and it’s brought along more robust gyro controls for Switch. These controls are available with the Joy-Con controllers (including in handheld mode) or the Pro Controller.

The updated gyro controls include more customization, no forced aim acceleration, the ability to make gyro inactive in certain situations, and less frequent recalibration. Also, “there is now less need to set different sensitivities depending on whether you’re sniping or targeting, since the main sensitivity slider is now scaled by zoom level.” Players still have the option to disable zoom scaling in the Advanced Gyro Options, along with setting specific sensitivities for sniping, targeting (which is now “aiming”), harvesting, building, and editing.

Alan Wake Remastered has been rated for Switch once again – this time by the ESRB.

The title previously received a classification in Brazil last month, and Nintendo’s console was among the listed platforms. Some had thought that Epic Games Publishing and Remedy Entertainment were holding on to an announcement for the most recent Nintendo Direct, but that didn’t happen in the end as the presentation came and went without any news. There was always the possibility that the rating from Brazil was a mistake. However, the fact that a second classification has now emerged makes that seem less likely.

Alan Wake Remastered Switch

Could Alan Wake Remastered have a shot at landing on Switch? The Brazil Advisory Rating Board at least has reason for thinking so. Alan Wake Remastered was added to the official classification database earlier today, and Switch is among the listed platforms.

Alan Wake Remastered is a redone version of the well-received Xbox 360 game from 2010. Epic Games Publishing announced the new version earlier this month, though there was no word on a Switch version at the time. It’s unclear if news for Nintendo’s console will be coming later or if today’s rating is an error.

Epic and Apple have been going head to head in court with a new case that officially started today. After Fortnite previously bypassed Apple’s payment system so that the company wouldn’t receive commission, the game was removed from the App Store. Epic was none too pleased with the move, and has regularly expressed dissatisfaction with Apple taking 30 percent of revenue earned on the digital marketplace.

The start of the lawsuit has brought about a document that reveal all sorts of information about Fortnite – including plans that were either scrapped or could be happening in the future. This includes a whole bunch of skins that have never been mentioned before.


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