By Rodolfo León
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09/6/2021 4:31 pm
Saber Interactive has been very busy lately doing all kinds of ports for the Nintendo Switch. A project that they have been working on since last year, and about which we had not had much information about it, is World War Z. After much silence, we finally know when this game will be coming to the hybrid console of the Big N and there is not too much left.
At the time of writing, Saber Interactive It has not said anything about it, however, the Switch eShop mentions that the game is already classified in its Australian and European versions, with a confirmed release date for November 2 of this year. It is listed on the UK eShop at a price of £ 35.99 and a 6.6GB install size. At the moment it has not yet been listed in the eShop from Mexico or USA.
The game was released in PS4, Xbox One and PC since April 2019, but only this year that it will be reaching the Switch. World war z It is primarily focused on the co-op and multiplayer section, since its single player campaign has left many users dissatisfied. It will be a matter of waiting to see how well the hybrid console runs, considering the huge number of zombies that we will see on the screen.
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Rodolfo Leon
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