Many Unreal Engine-built games on the way to Switch, rep says

Right after Nintendo announced Switch, Unreal Engine came out in support of the new platform. A tweet at the time mentioned that the company is “thrilled to partner with Nintendo to help Unreal Engine 4 developers bring their games to Nintendo Switch”.

Now we have some new comments from Takayuki Kawasaki, territory manager for Epic Games Japan. In an interview with Japanese website Social VR Info, he mentioned that Switch does indeed support Unreal Engine, and there are actually a lot of titles coming that are using the technology on Nintendo’s new console. This includes releases of already announced major titles and new games. His final statement was vague, but Kawasaki indicated that he’s hoping the Japanese console business picks up more steam from Switch’s arrival.

On a somewhat related note, Dragon Quest XI will be using Unreal Engine 4. After Square Enix announced that back in Summer 2015, there was an uptick in usage of Unreal Engine by Japanese-type titles. Perhaps we’ll be seeing some of these games on Switch in the future.

http://nintendoeverything.com/many-unreal-engine-built-games-on-the-way-to-switch-rep-says/

I guess were getting "News" about the Switch until Jan 12!

Does most indie games use UE4?

And I like how he wishes about more Japanese developers to join in as well. Because the event will be held in Japan..... there's gotta be some waifu, harem games coming. Theres already Splatoon soooo..........

Thats good news.In the 12th we will most likely see how many games will come in the end.

Senran Kagura Burst Beach Peach Splash confirmed for the Switch? Maybe even... amiibos?

A positive thread, hopefully stays like that.

Ppppppppleaseeeeeeee! 

I think most of Japanese are using Unreal Engine 4, I think this some of games that are using Unreal Engine 4:
-DQXI
-FFVIIR
-KH3
-Tekken 7
-Neptunia Goddess Online
-MVC: Infinite

-Ace Combat 7

Im surprises it lasted this long (so far...)

Jan 12th cant come soon enough :o

Tekken 7 on Nintendo Switch!

Unreal engine is the most famous engine for third party western developers, although right now companies like EA and Ubisoft use their propietary engines.