Remaster Studio Nightdive Wants to Continue Supporting Nintendo Switch 1, but "Getting Harder and Harder" to Do So
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Nightdive Says Switch 1 Is “Getting Harder and Harder” to Support, but Studio Will Continue Developing for Nintendo’s Older Console
Nightdive Studios is not ready to abandon the original Nintendo Switch, but the remaster specialist admits that supporting the nearly decade-old console is becoming increasingly challenging. The studio has released several notable remasters on Switch, including Doom 64, Star Wars: Dark Forces Remaster and System Shock 2: 25th Anniversary Remaster. With Nintendo Switch 2 now available, however, Nightdive is increasingly designing around the newer…
Nightdive Studios support is not going to end right now, but the studio of such brilliant ports and remastering admits that "it's getting harder" to do so.
Nightdive Studios wants to continue supporting Nintendo Switch with his games, but he admitted that it is increasingly difficult to do so because of the console limits.
Remaster studio Nightdive wants to continue supporting Nintendo Switch 1, but "getting harder and harder" to do so
Despite its continued interest in supporting the original Nintendo Switch, Nightdive Studios is finding it “harder and harder” to do so. Over the years, the company has put out a ton of great remasters for the console. Since then we’ve seen the likes of Doom 64, Star Wars: Dark Forces Remaster, and System Shock 2: 25th Anniversary Remaster – just...
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