Fortnite On Switch Has A Big Problem

Fortnite is finally on switch, but there's one big problem. Epic’s 2018 mega hit game was released on switch after Nintendo’s E3 press conference. The move makes so much sense as switch is one of the fastest growing platforms and Epic is looking to have Fortnite take over the entire world.

However the move is revealing an issue that's neither the fault of Epic nor Nintendo but instead Sony. If you register your Epic account with Sony then the account is locked on PS4 forever. All of your skins and other purchased coesmetics are stranded on the PS4 if you have ever logged in. The problem only gained widespread notoriety once players attempt to sign in to their switch consoles and were met with the screen at the top of this blog.

The More We See Of Death Stranding, The Less I'm Interested-Opinion

In 2016 the world witnessed the first trailer to Hideo Kojima's follow up to Metal Gear Solid 5. A series of surreal images; Norman Reedus, a child and a hauntingly beautiful landscape. This teaser excited long time fans as well as curious outsiders. I found myself in the latter category.

I was never a fan of Kojima's work, not because I thought it lacked quality simply because I just never happened to try his games out. I am a fan of weirdness, look no further than the web series Things We May Have Tried (new episode coming soon) to confirm. So this new game really appealed to me.

So Fallout 76 Isn't What You Hoped It Would Be

So Fallout 76 isn't what we hoped it would be. True we were warned by Jason Schreier, who said we’d be disappointed if we were expecting a full fledge Fallout RPG.
I think many of us were willing to begrudgingly accept that. That was until Todd Howard stepped onto the Microsoft stage during their E3 conference. It was there Howard released a trailer that had to exist solely to give us pause.