Genshin Impact Player Manages to Run the Game on Nintendo Switch
A Genshin Impact player has shared a video in which they manage to play the game on a Nintendo Switch device. Even though the game was released over two years ago, players are still waiting for developer HoYoverse to add a Switch version of the game.
As an innovative console that allows players to shift between TV gaming and handheld gaming, the Switch would be the perfect platform for Genshin Impact considering that it's already able to coexist on PC, PS4, PS5, and mobile devices. Reddit user wingsofthygiant has posted a video on the game's official subreddit showing an interesting way to make the game run on a Nintendo Switch console.
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While many players got excited at first, they were soon let down as the Redditor confirmed that they used an Android emulator which explains the low frame rate and long loading screen time. Even though players have been asking for a Switch version of Genshin Impact since its release back in September 2020, HoYoverse seems to be more focused on developing the game on its current platforms. Their most recent major update has added a brand-new nation named Sumeru which also included the long-awaited Dendro element.
The greatest downside to this fan-made improvisation is the fact that the controllers cannot be connected and the only way to interact with the game is with the console's touchscreen. However, there is still hope for Nintendo fans as the game's developers confirmed that they haven't given up on the idea of making a Switch port for Genshin Impact.
Multiple replies in the comment section claim that a great alternative for a similar handheld gaming experience is the popular Steam Deck. Unfortunately, in order to
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