Image: NintendoThis isn't exactly a surprise, but it's been confirmed the game engine Unity will be providing developers with official support for Nintendo Switch 2.Here's some PR about how this platform will be "made available soon" in Unity 6 for approved Switch 2 developers targeting the launch of the platform:"Support for this platform will be made available soon in Unity 6, as an add-on, for approved Nintendo developers - further expanding Unitys commitment to enabling creators to bring their visions to life on the widest range of platforms."Developers can expect to seamlessly build, port, optimize, and deploy projects" for Switch 2 with its suite of tools and technologies. Here's what else this platform will include for Switch 2 development:Rendering and Performance Optimization Scale your games graphical fidelity with the Universal Render Pipeline (URP), Spatial-Temporal Post-Processing (STP), and GPU Resident Drawer enabling developers to push the power of Nintendo Switch 2 while maximizing performance.End-to-end Multiplayer solutions Improvements to our multiplayer capabilities extending our existing Nintendo Switch support, launching on Nintendo Switch 2 soon.Enhanced Developer Documentation Unitys developer documentation for Nintendo Switch 2 will make it easier for developers to build and optimize their games on the platform.One other detail is how Unity will apparently make it easier for developers to port existing Switch titles across to the Switch 2. For developers wanting to get to work on Switch 2 development on Unity, they must first be approved. As seen in Arcade Archives 2 Ridge RacerSo soon![source businesswire.com]See AlsoShare:03 Liam is a news writer and reviewer for Nintendo Life and Pure Xbox. He's been writing about games for more than 15 years and is a lifelong fan of Mario and Master Chief. Hold on there, you need to login to post a comment...Related ArticlesWhere To Pre-Order Nintendo Switch 2Pre-orders open 8th/9th AprilSwitch 2 Pre-Orders Expected To Sell Out "Day One" Due To Limited Unit AllocationAccording to a "large US retailer"Rumour: Switch 2's Pre-Order Date Might Have Been Accidentally LeakedUpdate: Pre-orders expected to follow Direct