The Nintendo Switch is home to a massive catalog of games, with something for all kinds of gamers. These range from beloved first-party outings to popular third-party offerings. The hybrid console has even become a home for competitive gaming. This is not just because of publisher Nintendo's own efforts on the platform but also as a result of multi-platform renditions.
This encompasses a variety of genres as well, from fighting games to shooters. But which picks truly stand out?
Rocket League continues to be one of the most innovative games ever made. The 2015 sports title combines soccer with RC cars. Players compete in teams and control the cars around the field to score goals by performing complex rocket-boosted maneuvers.
This is what skyrocketed developer Psyonix to stardom, and the game quickly emerged as a top esports pick. The high-skill ceiling paired with this unique concept is what makes the game iconic to this day in a constantly evolving competitive multiplayer scene. Nintendo Switch players can play local co-op gameplay with split Joycons.
Released last year for PC and consoles, Blizzard Entertainment's surprise successor to the 2016 original remains a decent pick for FPS enthusiasts. With a sizable roster of varied heroes to choose from, players are pitted into exciting 5v5 skirmishes.
Team compositions are key due to the distinct Tank, DPS, and Support classes, each offering unique advantages and disadvantages. The Nintendo Switch rendition was ported by Iron Galaxy and turned out to be a surprisingly competent version despite the 30 FPS frame rate cap.
By far the most popular entry on this list, Epic Games' Fortnite is a worldwide phenomenon. The Battle Royale mode sees 100 players drop onto an island and
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