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Fortnite Nintendo Switch: Battle Royale tops the European charts for most played video game of 2021.
Despite various games coming to the Nintendo Switch in 2021, Fortnite won the battle for holding the number one most played Nintendo Switch game in Europe.
Despite being out for four years already, Fortnite has dominated the gaming charts. The popular Battle Royale game shows no signs of going away anytime soon. It was recently reported that Fortnite was the number one most played game amongst Nintendo Switch players in all of Europe.
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Fortnite being number one on the Switch comes as a surprise considering some of the releases the Nintendo had in 2021. Games like Animal Crossing: New Horizons and Pokemon Unite saw massive releases in 2021. According toStatista, Animal Crossing: New Horizons, sits at a total of 34.85 million sold units worldwide.
At the end of December, Fortnite saw a huge influx of players for the launch of Fortnite Chapter 3. The new chapter added several new mechanics such as theability to slide, tents andweb slinging!
On top of being the most played game on Nintendo Switch in 2021, Fortnite was also themost watched Battle Royale of 2021on Twitch.
TheEuropeanTop 15 most played games on Nintendo Switch in 2021:
FortniteNews, a popular and trusted Twitter page with over one million followers, was the first to announce this news surrounding the Fortnite: Nintendo Switch version. on January 29th, 2022.
The surprising hold that Fortnite has had amongst its community is astounding. With a steady and high player base, the popular Battle Royale has shown no signs of going away anytime soon. According toDexerto, Fortnite was amongst the top five highest streamed games on the popular streaming platform, Twitch, in 2021.
What is next?
Regardless of whether you enjoy Fortnite or not, this begs the question, will Fortnite stay as popular in the current year of 2022? Or will we see the game slowly fizzle out amongst other popular releases to be held within this year?
With many complaints about the game’s current state amongst the Fortnite competitive community, their casual community seems to be at an all-time high. This leaves us wondering, will Fortnite focus its time on keeping the competitive players happy? Or is the focus to be fully shifted to the casual player base in hopes of keeping their popularity afloat?
