Randy Pitchford called the Nintendo Switch 2 perfect for Borderlands 4 during a recent Creator's Voice interview. The Gearbox president said his team loves working with the new console. He praised how they can develop directly for the system rather than port games later. He noted the platform makes connecting with friends easier for cooperative play. The machine enables developers to create shared social gaming experiences across distances.
The Nintendo Switch 2 impresses Pitchford with its power despite its small size. His team feels the system empowers them rather than limits their work. Borderlands 4 runs on Unreal Engine 5 with a seamless world free from loading screens. The Switch 2 supports these features along with other demanding games like Cyberpunk 2077 and Star Wars Outlaws. Players can expect better graphics without technical issues on the new hardware.
Gamers will see Borderlands 4 release earlier than planned on September 12. The Nintendo Switch 2 launches first with a June 5 release date. Both products arrive this summer for players eager to try the new system. The console appears capable of running modern games without compromise. Nintendo fans can look forward to playing major titles that previously required more powerful systems.
The Nintendo Switch 2 impresses Pitchford with its power despite its small size. His team feels the system empowers them rather than limits their work. Borderlands 4 runs on Unreal Engine 5 with a seamless world free from loading screens. The Switch 2 supports these features along with other demanding games like Cyberpunk 2077 and Star Wars Outlaws. Players can expect better graphics without technical issues on the new hardware.
Gamers will see Borderlands 4 release earlier than planned on September 12. The Nintendo Switch 2 launches first with a June 5 release date. Both products arrive this summer for players eager to try the new system. The console appears capable of running modern games without compromise. Nintendo fans can look forward to playing major titles that previously required more powerful systems.
