On the floor at the UK's premier indie show.
Last week,
We know this because, during our time at the show, we feel we may have annoyed a few of the developers present by starting each chat with "Is it coming to Switch?" The difference this year is that the answer was mostly positive, which shows just how effectively Nintendo has charmed the indie sector with its latest console.
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– an indie-flavoured off-shoot of
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– took place in London. The event's aim has always been to celebrate small-scale games and give indie developers a chance to get their titles in front of a receptive audience, and this year's show certainly did that. Established names such as
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rubbed shoulders with more left-field releases, a great many of which are coming to Switch in the fullness of time.We know this because, during our time at the show, we feel we may have annoyed a few of the developers present by starting each chat with "Is it coming to Switch?" The difference this year is that the answer was mostly positive, which shows just how effectively Nintendo has charmed the indie sector with its latest console.
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