Destiny 2 Beyond Light is not on Nintendo Switch.
That's right, Nintendo fans, Bungie still hasn't ported Destiny 2 to Switch. I know some of you were hoping for a stealthy drop, similar to a Nintendo Direct launch at the eleventh hour, but that's just not the case. Destiny 2 Beyond Light is only available on Xbox One, Series X | S, PlayStation 4 & 5 and PC. Oh, and it's on Stadia, for the three of you in the audience who still use Google's cloud gaming service.
In theory, Switch fans who love Destiny 2 can get their portable solution through Stadia, but they must subscribe to Stadia Pro to access the game. Destiny 2 Beyond Light is also on Xbox Game Pass (but not for PC). ), which means Project xCloud streaming is supported for the title on Android devices. Thanks to Destiny 2's seamless cross-save feature, Switch fans who own an Xbox can play it with their subscription and somehow enjoy a portable experience if their Wi-Fi and cellular signal are sufficient. powerful. It's not as ideal as a native Switch port, but it can scratch that itch.
The chances of Destiny 2 Beyond Light (or any part of Destiny 2) being ported to the Switch are low. Bungie is now an independent developer, and they have quite got to support the game on the handful of platforms it is on currently. That, and there's little chance they could get it to work on Nintendo's portable without making heavy sacrifices that would negatively impact the way the game plays and feels. Destiny 2 has seen a lot of ups and downs (largely downs), but its outstanding shooter keeps people invested in the game. The Nintendo Switch just can't handle Destiny 2, although a potential Switch. Pro can in theory. We'll have to wait until next year to see what Nintendo hasn't so subtly teased, but we might get lucky and I can write a positive version of this article to change.
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