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Inside Is Coming To Switch
Inside was one of the best platformers of last year. It was a dark and thoughtful tale players could complete in about two hours. This makes it perfect for flights and car trips, which is why news of a Switch version should pique your interest if you haven't played the game before.
The news comes via Japanese gaming magazine Famitsu, who found out about the port while having dinner with Arnt Jensen, head of Inside developer Playdead.
Had dinner with Playdead, creators of Limbo and Inside, and also Furukawa-san, The Last Guardian's composer. We had a great time, thank you! pic.twitter.com/lZes0SSxI7
— genDESIGN (@genDESIGN_Inc) September 21, 2017
Beyond the announcement that the game is headed to the Nintendo console, we've heard no word about date, price, or other details just yet.
[Source: Famitsu via Eurogamer]
Our Take
More people should play games like Inside, and on the outside chance you haven't, I am going to recommend you play it on Switch. I think the game did several things right and is pretty popular, so now's a good time to see what the fuss is about.
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