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Twin-Stick Shooter Rive Coming to Nintendo Switch, Nixed Wii U Version

The twin-stick shooter named Rive was set to release a version on Wii U, but developer Twin Tribes has announced that it has been canceled and a Switch version will be taking its place.

Rive was previously delayed for the Wii U, with Twin Tribes telling Nintendo Life, "We won't release Rive unless it's a solid 60 FPS, and if that means delaying it to a future platform, we will make that call and make sure Nintendo fans get the perfect experience." Well, as it turns out, that version was canceled in favor of a Switch version that runs at a constant 60 FPS.

The game was originally launched on PlayStation 4 and PC last year and it received an 8/10 review from GameZone.

The move from Wii U to Switch was probably a good move on Twin Tribes, as production of the Wii U has halted and the last first-party game scheduled for the system is the upcoming Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild.

Steve Knauer

Freelance writer with an unapologetic love for video games. Steve loves nothing more than writing about them on Gamezone and doing food reviews on his YouTube channel Trylons

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