Warframe Comes to Nintendo Switch
After porting Rocket League and Doom, Panic Button is working on co-op third-person shooter Warframe.
A few days ago, free-to-play cooperative third-person shooter Warframe has topped on Valve's digital distribution platform Steam as one of the best playing games as well as the one with more than 100,000 concurrent numbers of players.
Its developer/publisher Digital Extremes has recently confirmed that they are bringing the game on Nintendo Switch sometime very soon. Warriors of blade and gun should prepare to enter the world of Nintendo's next gen console.
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Third-person shooter Warframe pits players in role of ancient warriors Tenno against a race of clones named the Grineer, powered by robotics and laser tech. There are more than 35 armor suits, loads of weapons with wide array of customizing options.
A huge open-world is up for you to explore as you upgrade your armor or weapons and even join different clans. Until it finally arrives on Switch platform, we cannot tell how much of that are being brought to Nintendo handheld console.
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After having successfully ported Doom and Rocket League for Switch, Panic Button studio is back to bring this experience at your grasp. Their director of development, Adam Creighton already stated last month that they are working on a major port.
Considering their reputation and experience of bringing AAA titles from other platforms to Switch, we can bet that they are going to nail this one as well. Plus, they are familiar with Switch hardware from a very early period.
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Warframe was launched back in 2013 for PC and PlayStation 4, then a year later in 2014, it debuted on Xbox One. Last time we checked, it had a whooping 38 million players registered worldwide and that is no small achievement.
Debuting on Switch will definitely increase that number higher for sure and open up doorway to many other possibilities for its community. Although this trailer mentions of the port coming very soon, there is no specific release date revealed yet.
A few days ago, free-to-play cooperative third-person shooter Warframe has topped on Valve's digital distribution platform Steam as one of the best playing games as well as the one with more than 100,000 concurrent numbers of players.
Its developer/publisher Digital Extremes has recently confirmed that they are bringing the game on Nintendo Switch sometime very soon. Warriors of blade and gun should prepare to enter the world of Nintendo's next gen console.
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| Warframe Comes to Nintendo Switch |
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A brand-new reveal trailer is dropped during annual fan expo TennoCon 2018, briefly showcasing how it looks in Switch.
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Third-person shooter Warframe pits players in role of ancient warriors Tenno against a race of clones named the Grineer, powered by robotics and laser tech. There are more than 35 armor suits, loads of weapons with wide array of customizing options.
A huge open-world is up for you to explore as you upgrade your armor or weapons and even join different clans. Until it finally arrives on Switch platform, we cannot tell how much of that are being brought to Nintendo handheld console.
After having successfully ported Doom and Rocket League for Switch, Panic Button studio is back to bring this experience at your grasp. Their director of development, Adam Creighton already stated last month that they are working on a major port.
Considering their reputation and experience of bringing AAA titles from other platforms to Switch, we can bet that they are going to nail this one as well. Plus, they are familiar with Switch hardware from a very early period.
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Warframe was launched back in 2013 for PC and PlayStation 4, then a year later in 2014, it debuted on Xbox One. Last time we checked, it had a whooping 38 million players registered worldwide and that is no small achievement.
Debuting on Switch will definitely increase that number higher for sure and open up doorway to many other possibilities for its community. Although this trailer mentions of the port coming very soon, there is no specific release date revealed yet.
