Although nothing is known about the new story content yet, Obsidian Entertainment will expand its video game in the future.
Obsidian Entertainment's RPG is about to be candy on Nintendo Switch. The video game, adapted to the Kyoto machine by Virtuos, will not be left behind when it comes to additional content. This has been confirmed by Eric DeMilt, product manager, in an interview with Nintendo Everything. "The Nintendo Switch version of The Outer Worlds will receive the DLC that are in development for the rest of the platforms."
About the downloadable content that is on the way is absolutely unknown. The studio, now owned by Xbox Game Studios, announced during The Game Awards 2019 that it was working on new stories set in the world of this RPG. Beyond that, there are no additional details. Meanwhile, the developer continues to work on Grounded, a survival video game released by Microsoft that will be released in early access soon.
The winner of the 2019 Nebula Award for Game Writing is the team behind The Outer Worlds! The winners include Leonard Boyarsky, Kate Dollarhyde, Paul Kirsch, Chris L’Etoile, Daniel McPhee, Carrie Patel, Nitai Poddar, Marc Soskin, and Megan Starks. # nebulas2020 @outerworlds
– Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America (@sfwa) May 31, 2020
Winner of the Nebula Award
He was competing against another of the role's titans, the surprise of 2019, but Disco Elysium – which will also be located in Spanish – has not been able to beat The Outer Worlds at the Nebula Awards. These awards are granted by The Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America, for which novels, short stories, television scripts, etc. are also awarded. Leonard Boyarsky, Kate Dollarhyde, Paul Kirsch, Chris L’Etoile, Daniel McPhee, Carrie Patel, Nitai Poddar, Marc Soskin, and Megan Starks are some of the Obsidian writers named as depositories of the award.
The Outer Worlds went on sale in 2019 for Xbox One, PS4, and PC. The Switch version has been made to be asked, but it will finally come out on June 5. The game will work with a resolution of 1080p on television and 720p on laptop. In both cases, it will run at 30 fps, as Eric DeMilt himself confirmed in the same interview.
Source | Nintendo everything
