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Obsidian Entertainment's role-playing game The Outer Worlds gave Obsidian's waiting fans exactly what they wanted. The title has been available to play on PC, PlayStation 3 and Xbox One since October, but today the publisher Private Division revealed the release date for the Nintendo Switch version of the sci-fi RPG.
On March 6, the title will be available digitally and physically on Nintendo's hybrid console. However, according to the manufacturer, even within the physical versions of the game you will find a download code because the game does not fit on the cheap 16 GB cartridges.
"Players who enjoyed Fallout: New Vegas will be blown away by what Obsidian Entertainment has created with this interstellar adventure."
UI programmer shows the results publicly after spending three months on the requested feature.
The development studio handling the port has been given some additional time due to events beyond their control.
Plus Red Dead Redemption 2 has shifted more than 29 million copies.
Nintendo's portable hybrid console is packed with power and now Obsidian Entertainment has put it to the test.
Switch players will be able to experience the latest sci-fi RPG from the developers of Fallout: New Vegas in a few weeks.
This was the year that Obsidian Entertainment finally stepped out of the shadow of New Vegas.
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