Not only does the next Wolfenstein Youngblood look amazing, it will be cooperative and will hit Nintendo Switch at launch.
Pete Hines has already promised us that he would consider all games in development for Nintendo Switch as well, whether or not they come out for the hybrid. Wolfenstein Youngblood will take us 19 years after The New Colossus and will follow the story of Jess and Soph, the twin daughters of BJ Blazkowicz, who will have to rescue their father from one of the Nazi strongholds. He will take the action back to the eighties, in Paris. It will be a cooperative delivery and more carefree than ever.
Bethesda had already announced that all their new releases would be coming to the Nintendo Switch. Doom Eternal is one such example.
The bad news in all this is that to be able to play Bethesda's Wolfenstein Youngblood we will have to wait for 2019 to throw our wallet at him with great force so we will have to survive the long wait. The great releases that are coming are beginning to be many, some closer and others further away but all good releases, it is certainly going to be a good year for players of all platforms.
