The Madden franchise returns to PC this coming year, but think about Nintendo Switch? It's not happening. Producer Ben Haumiller told GameSpot today with the EA Play event in advance of E3 2018 that while Madden 19 isn't arriving at Switch, future instalments could.

"We always consider every platform around," he stated. "It's a real decision of laptop computer for Madden and us as EA and where we're going."

2017's Madden 18 also skipped Nintendo Switch, but another EA Sports game--FIFA 18--came towards the hybrid console that year. FIFA 19 can be scheduled heading to Switch, therefore it is a bit of a bummer for American football fans to determine the Madden franchise skip the console a couple of years in a row.

In potentially more positive news, Haumiller said EA Sports has "always" evaluated bringing Madden to new platforms for example Switch. He suggested that when the Switch's install base grows adequate enough, EA would more absorb bringing the sport there.
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"You never remove getting you game facing players. you would like to go where everybody is. We'd never rule it," he explained. "We just have zero current plans at the moment."

It is understandable that EA would launch FIFA for Switch before every other sports franchises due to the global benefit of soccer relative for the America-centric nature of football. While FIFA 18 did visit Switch, it had not been the best-looking or most feature-rich version of the sport. GameSpot's FIFA 18 Switch review scored it a 5/10, in comparison with 7/10 for your PS4/Xbox One editions.

Haumiller didn't give you a specific grounds for why Madden 19 isn't coming over to Switch. Like last year's game, Madden 19 works on the Frostbite engine, that also powers the revolutionary FIFA games. FIFA 18 for Switch, however, used an improved game engine.

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