Which means that if Genshin Impact were to come to the Switch, my guess is that miHoYo would have to create a customized server specifically for the Switch version, where Switch players can only play with other Switch players, instead of allowing crossplay and cross-progression across platforms. So my guess is neither Nintendo nor Sony wants their characters on each other's platform. Likewise, Aloy from Horizon: Zero Dawn would be appearing on the Switch version, as well. And undoubtedly, if the game were to come to the Switch, we would be getting someone from the Fire Emblem or Zelda universe, which means that said character would appear on mobile, PC, and especially the PlayStation. More than likely there's some legal issue.Īfter all, Nintendo is very reluctant to put their characters on other platforms, especially after the CD-i debacle. Personally, I would love to see Genshin Impact come to the Switch, but I am not holding my breath for it.īut I highly doubt it's due to technical issues with the hardware that's holding them back from porting the game.
We will continue to focus on long-term operation strategies, consistent technical research, and innovation in a variety of fields, including artificial intelligence, cloud computing, and pipeline construction, to ensure that sufficient content is created to meet the expectations of players worldwide for a virtual world experience. Our mission in establishing HoYoverse is to create a vast and content-driven virtual world that integrates games, anime, and other diverse types of entertainment, which will provide players with a high level of freedom and immersion. MiHoYo's most successful game so far is Genshin Impact, but it also oversees Honkai Impact 3rd and Tears of Themis, as well as 'virtual YouTuber' Lumi and the Nova Desktop App. The message was delivered by the Chinese studio's co-founder and CEO Haoyu Cai, who said that HoYoverse will be a cross-media "virtual world" that "integrates games, anime, and other diverse types of entertainment, which will provide players with a high level of freedom and immersion." Genshin Impact developer MiHoYo is creating an " immersive virtual world experience" called HoYoverse.
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