Nintendo Switch will get the spiritual successor of PS2 Classic this summer

Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Switch Lite and Nintendo Switch Oled will have a spiritual successor from a classic PS2 this summer. More than potentially any other PlayStation console, PS2 had a wide range of cult classics that were not praised by critics, but still managed to gain popularity. One of these games was Flatout (a multiplatform game but played by the majority in PS2), which will not reach Nintendo Switch, but Naufragio, a spiritual successor is. According to the editor Thq Nordic and the Developer Bugbear Entertainment, the game, which is also said that it is inspired by Derby destruction and _ Barra de la Calle_ - will come to Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Switch Lite and Nintendo Switch Oled on June 21, with a Price of $ 39.99, which is $ 10 more than it costs in PC, PS4 and Xbox One, but the same price as the PS5 and Xbox versions X | S versions.

A racing game, naufragio debuted in 2018, after a period of four years in advance access, through PC and only for PC. A year later, he arrived at PS4 and Xbox One, and two years later, in 2021, he arrived at PS5, Xbox Series S and Xbox Series X. And now he arrives at Nintendo Switch.

It is not clear how many copies the game sold, but it is understood that it was a success for the two parties mentioned above. Meanwhile, critically, it was well in the launch, obtaining a very solid 81 in metacritic.

Next, you can read more about the game and see a new trailer that accompanied the ad:

«NAUFRAGIO is a demolition Derby theme racing game with soft body damage modeling, sophisticated driving dynamics and detailed vehicle improvements, which includes both demolition derbies and more traditional runway careers», is read in a speech of official elevator of the game. "It's about fun, vertiginous careers and exaggerated crashes."

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