It has been a year since the surprise launch of Apex Legends. This Respawn-owned battle royale continues the legacy of Titanfall and is set in the first-person shooter universe, basing its premise on being a hero shooter with a strong personality.
After a time in which it has been expanding and growing with the launch of new playable legends, new maps, changes and special events, the EA Play 2020 has served as a microphone to announce that, finally, Apex Legends llegará a Nintendo Switch.
The console receives a high-quality free title that will make fans of this type of game enjoy. The Switch catalog expands its repertoire in a genre that is not the most common within the console. EA has reaffirmed its commitment to the hybrid console with this announcement.
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Among the details announced, it has been learned that Apex Legends will have cross-platform play to improve the experience for all users. It will also come to Steam. The version of Nintendo Switch expected fall 2020. Electronic Arts will give more information soon.
In addition to all this, a new temporary event has been announced, which will expand the possibilities of the title with skins, new item locations and much more. Lost Treasures begins June 23 with juicy novelties.
EA Play 2020 has presented a good amount of news. If you don't want to miss any of them, we recommend that you take a look at our roundup with all the announcements, reveals and presentations including Star Wars Squadrons, FIFA 21 teaser and much more. The most outstanding news that this EA Play 2020 has left us have been:
- Apex Legends is coming to Nintendo Switch with crossplay and announces a new special event
- FIFA 21 PS5 and Xbox Series X teaser with release date and next-gen update
- Star Wars Squadrons and their first detailed gameplay
- It Takes Two: the new game from the creator of A Way Out
- Impressions and gameplay of Rocket Arena, the Super Smash Bros + Overwatch from Electronic Arts
- BioWare, DICE, Motive and Criterion show what they can achieve on PS5 and Xbox Series X
