Fortnite launched for Nintendo Switch today, now we've learned more to do with its features. The game supports cross-play using the Xbox One, PC, and mobile versions, Epic's Nick Chester confirmed on Twitter pursuing the Fortnite Skins 's announcement at Nintendo's E3 2018 briefing.The only major platform left out of the cross-play action is PlayStation 4.

This is likely because of Microsoft and Sony the inability to come to terms using a cross-play deal.Back in March, Xbox boss Phil Spencer said he desires to see cross-play added between Xbox One and PS4 versions, while developer Epic agrees.

When Epic announced cross-play support between Fortnite's Xbox One, PC, and mobile editions, the developer said any new platform would also hopefully have cross-play. You have to opt-in to play against people with a different platform, and that is good because mouse and keyboard controls are believed to be more responsive and accurate compared to a gamepad."With each new platform we support each update we ship, we attempt to bring Fortnite to a lot more people, to Buy Fortnite Items make it easier to try out together with friends," Epic said back then. "And, as usual, cross-play is permission received."

In other Fortnite news, Epic is flying an enormous inflatable Battle Bus over Los Angeles recently to promote the overall game, that's already most significant titles on this planet. We also found out that the Save the World game just isn't coming to Switch.