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Apex Legends Nintendo Switch Port News is coming News Highlights: Apex Legends Nintendo Switch Port News is coming The director of Apex Legends is teasing news that the game is ‘coming soon’ and some in the community believe it is an official release date. According to the game’s director, Chad Grenier, news about Apex Legends is coming soon. In the wake of rumors about the release of the new Nintendo Switch port, some think this may finally be a confirmation of the Apex Legends Switch release date. Recommended The Nintendo Switch version of the Battle Royale was originally set to laun...

Switch gamers might get to experience it first if this recent accidental leak is to be believed. It seems that the Japanese Apex Legends YouTube account suggested that the Nintendo Switch version of the game might be launching on 2 February alongside the start of season 8: BREAKING: The Japanese version on YouTube states Apex Legends is coming to Switch on February 2. "And on February 2nd, it will be possible to play on Switch at the same time as the start of Season 8!" pic.twitter.com/63TpUn27Mx— Apex Legends News (@TitanfallBlog) January 18, 2021 When it was spotted, there was no mention ...

Apex Legends Adding Much-Requested Feature in Season 8 It would seem like Apex Legends will finally receive an in-game damage tracker when Season 8 launches for the title, which is expected to happen in February. If you are somehow not familiar, while the game keeps track of eliminations and presents some stats at the end of a match, there's currently no way to determine the damage that has been done during the course of an ongoing match. That will soon be a thing of the past, however. Apex Legends design director Jason McCord had initially indicated that the much-requested in-game damage tr...

Apex Legends Dev Says Season 9 Will Add Things That Nobody Expects The battle royale, which launched in 2019 and swiftly became an overnight success despite the lack of any real advertising, just recently celebrated the arrival of Season 7. Notable not only for adding all the now-standard features fans expect on a trimonthly basis, Ascension also debuted a third map, Olympus, alongside usable vehicles. Owing to the new arena’s vast size and scale when compared to Kings Canyon and/or World’s Edge, the so-called Trident allows squads to mount up and speed around the utopian city’s streets...