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Fortnite Creative Director Talks Five-Year Plan, Possibility Of Switch Version
Epic Games' Darren Sugg answers our burning questions about Fortnite as we play through a mission together. Why is it called a closed beta if it's being sold in stores for a price? Why should people play it now if it will be free-to-play later? What kind of content roadmap is Epic planning? Will it be weekly? Monthly? Sugg doesn't hold back from answering any of these questions, and offers some surprising answers, along with new details about what might be coming next. We end our conversation with a focus on Nintendo Switch. Is there a chance Fortnite will come to it? Sugg doesn't outright say no, and, well, his answer may sound a little hopeful.
Enjoy the video, folks. The playthrough isn't the most action packed, but that's largely from us doing our best to juggle the conversation and slaying husks. We hope this video offers answers you've been looking for. If you want to see more from Fortnite, just let us know in the comments section below.
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