There has been a lot of demand for the newest Nintendo console, the Nintendo Switch 2.
After selling over 5 million copies in the first month, alongside over 1.6 million copies sold for Mario Kart World, it's safe to say that the gaming world has Nintendo Switch 2 fever.
That fever is also spreading to third-party developers. Suda51 of Grasshopper Manufacture recently expressed interest in bringing his next game, Romeo Is a Dead Man, to the Switch 2. He said that they're in the process of testing to see if the game performs well on the Switch 2. We've also seen several major third-party releases launch on Switch 2, such as the upcoming Borderlands 4.
However, according to a report by Digital Foundry, these are the exception, not the norm, in terms of having access to putting their games on the Switch 2.
Third-Party Developers Are Still Struggling To Get Their Hands On Switch 2 Dev Kits
Following Gamescom, Digital Foundry talked about what they've heard from third-party devs when it comes to getting their hands on Switch 2 dev kits. Apparently, it's still a lot easier said than done.
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