![]() ![]() DOOM, Wolfenstein II and Paladins have all proved beyond any doubt that the genre can be pulled off on Nintendo hardware, but with Call of Duty – arguably the world's most popular FPS – still conspicuous by its absence, it falls to Gameloft's Modern Combat Blackout to try and fill that gap, a series that began life on smartphones and has a solid reputation thanks to its high production values and generally exciting gameplay.Īnd the results are, well, not brilliant. Heck, even PS Vita got a great shooter in the form of Killzone: Mercenary. The console’s positioning as a semi-handheld platform – and the realistic limitations of its hardware – simply aren’t an issue when an FPS is developed in the right way. By now, we emphatically know that first-person shooters can work on Nintendo Switch.
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