In part 2, we take a look at graphs, collisions, level design and how to properly render your game for Android game development in Unreal Engine.

Nintendo's Switch console is now officially supported by Epic Game's Unreal Engine, thanks to the latest 4.15 update.

It should be noted that Unreal Engine 4 did not officially support Switch until version 4.15, while Dragon Quest XI was originally developed in version 4.13.

In a new tweet, Epic Games' Unreal Engine 4 announces a new partnership with Nintendo to help developers bring games to the newly-revealed Switch using its engine.

For comparison's sake, here's a list of games that use Unreal Engine 4. As for performance in Unreal Engine 4, we've uncovered the Nintendo Switch's UE4 graphics presets.

Nintendo Switch 2 will support every single feature inside of Unreal Engine 5, possibly even Epic Games' just-revealed MegaLights technology.

Epic has teamed up with Nintendo to offer "fully-featured" Unreal Engine support to approved developers for free.