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Fortnite will support mouse controls on Switch 2That's on top of other improvements like higher-quality textures and clothing physics.

## Introduction of Fortnite on Nintendo Switch 2

RBy Robert LangleyJun 05, 20251 min read

Introduction of Fortnite on Nintendo Switch 2

Epic Games has announced that Fortnite will be available on the Nintendo Switch 2, featuring enhanced graphical and performance capabilities comparable to the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S. The game will also introduce mouse controls when using the updated Joy-Con 2 controllers.

Graphical and Performance Enhancements: Fortnite on the Nintendo Switch 2 will support higher performance levels, running at 60 fps. The game will display at a resolution of 2,176 x 1,224 when docked and 1,600 x 900 when undocked. Mouse Control: Players can aim and navigate using one or both Joy-Con 2 controllers, which will function similarly to a mouse. The ZR button will serve as the primary click unless the left Joy-Con 2 is used. Players can adjust which analog stick is used for movement based on their preferences. Additional Features: The game will support extended view distances, enhanced clothing physics, and Nintendo's new GameChat social feature for streaming gameplay to friends.

Players wishing to upgrade to the Switch 2 version of Fortnite should delete the existing Nintendo Switch version post-data transfer to access the new features. The enhanced version is available for download from the Nintendo eShop starting June 5.

The game will also introduce mouse controls when using the updated Joy-Con 2 controllers.
Robert Langley · Thehackingpost

Fortnite remains free to play on all platforms.

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Based on reporting by www.engadget.com.

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