After soaring through the skies with Rodea the Sky Soldier on Wii U and Wii, Kadokawa Games has shown an interest in Nintendo Switch development.
Kadokawa Games president Yoshimi Yasuda has advocated that it has always been a goal that the publisher allows their games to be played by “as many people as possible,” an ambition that has seen them look to Nintendo Switch and Steam for new opportunities.
“We would like to deliver our games to as many people as possible, in the best route possible,” Yasuda shared with DualShockers. “Therefore, in the future, we would like to look into the Nintendo Switch or Steam and any other hardware that has an install base.”
Nintendo Switch will release worldwide in March 2017.
