Habit Rabbit: Habit Tracker

Frostpunk 1886：Unreal Engineで再構築されたクラシック

Apr 16,2026

クレール・オブスキュール：エクスペディション33は激しく短時間だとプロデューサーが語る

Apr 16,2026

パズルレーシング：マッチ3が高速アクションと融合

Apr 15,2026

アンバーニク、関税の影響で米国への輸出を一時停止

Apr 15,2026

As of now, there is no official release or confirmed announcement from Epic Games or Nintendo regarding a "Fortnite Switch 2" with enhanced specs such as 60FPS, higher resolution, or mouse support. However, here's what we do know about Fortnite on the Nintendo Switch and potential future possibilities: Current Fortnite on Nintendo Switch (Standard Edition): Frame Rate: 30FPS (in most modes, though some versions may reach 60FPS in specific modes like Creative or with performance updates). Resolution: 1080p (when docked), 720p (portable mode). Mouse Support: Not available natively on the Switch. The game uses touch and Joy-Con controls. However, some third-party accessories (like external mice with adapters) may work via USB, but this is not officially supported. What Fans Are Hoping For (Speculation): 60FPS: A major request from the community. The Switch’s hardware limitations have historically capped performance, but newer versions (like the OLED model) offer slightly better performance. Higher Resolution: Improved visuals and potentially 1440p or enhanced upscaling with future hardware. Mouse & Keyboard Support: Highly desired, especially for competitive players. This would require a redesigned input system and likely a more powerful console. Looking Ahead: "Fortnite Switch 2"? There has been no official confirmation from Nintendo or Epic Games about a new version of the Switch specifically for Fortnite. The name “Fortnite Switch 2” is not an official product but rather a fan-made term suggesting a potential next-gen console or a major update to the current Switch. A more powerful version of the Switch (sometimes referred to as the "Switch 2" or "Switch Pro") is rumored to be in development, potentially supporting: 60FPS in Fortnite 1440p/4K output Full mouse and keyboard support Enhanced graphics and load times Conclusion: While 60FPS, higher resolution, and mouse support would be fantastic additions to Fortnite on the Switch, they are not currently available—and not officially promised. Any future improvements will likely depend on the release of a more powerful console (like a rumored "Switch 2") or a major software update. Stay tuned to official sources like Epic Games' blog and Nintendo’s website for any real announcements. 🎮 Keep an eye out—Fortnite’s battle royale might get a serious upgrade soon!

Apr 09,2026