Big Nintendo Switch Port Leaked Ahead of Reveal

An enormous Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch Lite port has seemingly leaked forward of its official reveal. As you might know, the Nintendo Switch has a rising popularity for getting games after they launch. Unlike another ports, a Nintendo Switch port is a bit trickier, which maybe explains a minimum of partially why this occurs a lot. It additionally doubtless comes all the way down to cash and getting gamers to double-dip. That mentioned, if the Activision had the latter intentions with Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 1 + 2, properly, the shock has been spoiled.

Fans of the traditional Tony Hawk games have been in a position to get their arms on the upcoming remasters early because of a demo. The demo itself is fairly restricted, however its information are fairly revealing. Within the information is a picture of the Nintendo Switch and the management scheme of the game on Switch. There’s additionally Switch-specific UI and information referencing the Joy-Cons and Switch Pro controller.

As you’ll be able to see under, by way of Twitter person Darth Bellic, the findings are fairly conclusive:

Looks just like the tony hawk remake is coming to the swap (this was discovered within the information of the demo alongside aspect ui for the enjoyment con grip and professional controller) pic.twitter.com/awndQrLFk4

— Darth Bellic (@DarthBellic) August 19, 2020

Heres the professional controller pic.twitter.com/gZ8DA2zZlb

— Darth Bellic (@DarthBellic) August 20, 2020

And heres the enjoyment con grip pic.twitter.com/1AI3VqYQm8

— Darth Bellic (@DarthBellic) August 20, 2020

Now, it has been identified that this might presumably be for the PC model of the game, as Steam does assist the Nintendo Switch controller. However, not solely is that this a stretch primarily based on the photographs above, however the game is not coming to Steam. It’s coming to Epic Games Store, which doesn’t assist the Nintendo Switch controller.

All of that mentioned, take all the pieces right here with a grain of salt. While this leak offers fairly damning proof, nothing right here is official, and in the mean time of publishing, Activision is remaining silent on the leak, which is unlikely to alter.

As for Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 1 + 2, it is formally scheduled to launch on September four by way of the PS4, Xbox One, and PC. And it seems to be like it should ultimately come to Switch as properly.