Fortnite Nintendo Switch vs Android (Samsung S9) Shows Us a Clear Winner

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Like it or not, the Nintendo Switch isn’t the most powerful console out right now. And if you’re buying one for the graphics and technical prowess, then you’re in for a rude awakening. That said, Nintendo’s latest console isn’t a slouch, either — regardless of what many people think.

Over on YouTube, content producer TiLMENDOMiNATiON whipped up a short Fortnite Switch vs mobile video, showcasing the Nintendo Switch (in portable mode) against a Samsung S9. Just a few seconds in, it’s plainly obvious the Nintendo Switch version is leagues better, which shouldn’t be that surprising, no?

Not only are the Switch version’s colors better, the resolution is a whole lot better as well. Draw distance and the amount of items on screen at any given time are also tilted to the Switch’s favor, too.

Hopefully this puts a stop to all the “hur dur the Nintendo Switch is weaker than a mob1le phone!111” statements. You can check out the latest Fortnite Battle Royale patch and its list of changes here.

Are you surprised at the results? Have you seen a mobile version of a game that looks better than its console counterpart?

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james Braun
5 years ago

The difference between the Switch graphic chip and the Galaxy s9 graphic chip, is like comparing the same game on Xbox 360 and Xbox one X. Off course the game looks better and has more detail on a far better graphic.

james Braun
5 years ago

The difference between the Switch graphic chip and the Galaxy s9 graphic chip, is like comparing the same game on Xbox 360 and Xbox one X. Off course the game looks better and has more detail on a far better graphic.

james Braun
5 years ago

The difference between the Switch graphic chip and the Galaxy s9 graphic chip, is like comparing the same game on Xbox 360 and Xbox one X. Off course the game looks better and has more detail on a far better graphic.

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