When bringing games of this size to the Switch, there are, invariably, going to have to be some sacrifices made at the altar of processing power. If Doom is any indication, then I think we can look forward to an impressive yet imperfect experience. How close will it be to the console experience? They know a thing or two about fitting massive experiences onto the Switch so I think we can expect a decent port. Panic Button is the company that helped bring Doom and Rocket League to the Switch. It was recently revealed that developer Panic Button would be involved in the Wolfenstein port. However, they are not alone in this herculean task. It's not required watching, but if you want to get to know the story before release day, this is a great way to do it.Īs previously stated, Bethesda seems to be responsible for the major push to bring games like Wolfenstein II to the Nintendo Switch. In other news, Nintendo has released a handy dandy trailer in order to get you all caught up on the backstory of Wolfenstein. So start mentally preparing yourself to delete every other bit of software off of your Switch, or get out and get yourself a nice fresh microSD card. While your Switch has 32GB of internal storage, it seems that Wolfenstein 2 is going to require 'at least 23GB' of space in order to install. In a pre-order listing on the Nintendo UK site, we recently discovered that Wolfenstein 2 is going to be a bit of a hungry hungry hippo when it comes to storage space needed. June 5, 2018: Clear your hard drive and get caught up! With a little less than two weeks to go until this baby drops, this sure does help push Wolfenstein 2 to the top of my Switch buy list.

It seems as if Bethesda is committed to proving that there's nothing the Switch can't do. That right there is more than nine minutes running undocked on the Switch and I have to say that its looking buttery smooth.

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