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Fortnite Switch Rumored To Be Showcased at E3


It’s just a matter before Fortnite Switch becomes a reality. There’s no reason why it shouldn’t considering how popular both are, Fortnite and the Nintendo Switch, as well as the game running on Unreal Engine 4 which is fully supported by the hybrid console.
Today a new rumor about Fortnite Switch hit the Web via a group of leakers posting on the Twitter account @LeakyPandy. They’ve managed to correctly leak several tidbits of information ahead of March’s Nintendo Direct presentation, thus earning some credibility.

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