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EA CEO explains its lack of Nintendo Switch support

By Michael Ruiz

While many game developers, big or small, have supported the Nintendo Switch since its launch, EA is one of those big names that hasn’t shown the same support as its triple-A peers. EA CEO Andrew Wilson gave an explanation to why support for Nintendo’s latest console is sparse. Essentially, the Nintendo Switch is not the preferred console for EA’s games.

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Michael Ruiz
Michael Ruiz

Michael writes about video games at PlayStation Lifestyle and ComingSoon. Apart from gaming, he likes to skate, play drums, and watch the Chicago Bulls lose.

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