If you’ve played any of the battle royale title on the previous system, you should notice a substantial upgrade here. Epic already spoke about many of the improvements this week, but today’s video puts things in perspective.

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Fortnite Nintendo Switch 2 launch trailer

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Epic readied a trailer to celebrate its new version of Fortnite on Nintendo Switch 2. The game is available starting today.

Below is an official overview:

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Fortnite on Nintendo Switch 2 – full list of improvements

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Epic published a new post today outlining all of the improvements for Fortnite on Nintendo Switch 2. If you’ve been playing on the current Nintendo Switch, you’ll notice various upgrades.

Fortnite has received a number of technical upgrades on Nintendo Switch 2. That means it runs at full 60 frames per second at a higher resolution, plus more. Mouse controls are also coming imminently via patch 36.00.

The full rundown is as follows:

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Nintendo and Epic talked about a Samus Aran skin in Fortnite

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Samus Aran and the Metroid series could have been represented in Fortnite, and while Nintendo and Epic discussed the idea, that ultimately didn’t come to be.

That news comes from Donald Mustard, the former chief creative officer of Epic Games. Mustard chatted about his time working on Fortnite with Game File, including discussions that were held with Nintendo.

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Epic has tried getting Nintendo characters into Fortnite, hopes to make it happen one day

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Fortnite has seen a ton of different collaborations over the years, but Nintendo isn’t represented at all with any of its characters or franchises. However, Epic Games is very much interested in making something happen on that front at some point in the future.

Epic’s head of Fortnite’s ecosystem, Saxs Persson, recently said the following when asked by Axios how hard the company has tried working with Nintendo: “I don’t know what the word for, like, making diamonds is.”

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Fortnite getting officially licensed microSDXC cards for Switch

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Western Digital today announced that it’s teaming up with Nintendo and Epic Games to deliver the first officially licensed Fortnite SanDisk microSDXC cards for Switch.

The memory cards are “designed to provide players with consistent and reliable storage as they drop into Fortnite, no matter how they play.” They have been tested and approved for use with all Switch systems and are backed by a limited lifetime warranty1.

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Fortnite Anime Legends Pack to be released on Switch in October

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Epic Games has announced that it will be releasing the Anime Legends Pack for Fortnite on Switch in October.

Ten items are included in total, including new looks for fan-favorite characters. You can find the full list of the content that will be available below.

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Fortnite announces permanent Zero Build mode

Posted on 3 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in News, Switch eShop | 0 comments

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.

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Fortnite receives more robust gyro controls on Switch

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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.

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Epic vs. Apple document includes Samus Aran skin for Fortnite

Posted on 4 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in News, Switch eShop | 0 comments

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.