As reported by VGC, The Forgotten City on the Switch makes use of Ubitus cloud streaming service. Of course, playing it will require a high-speed and stable internet connection. While there are some inherent problems with streaming, the silver lining to it is the fact that players don’t need to download a lot of data on their consoles.

Cloud-based versions of games are becoming increasingly popular for Nintendo’s handheld, with titles like Control, Hitman 3, and Guardians of the Galaxy being great examples. Of course, many publishers want to put their latest and greatest on Nintendo Switch due to the sheer popularity of the console – and cloud gaming is a better route than a lackluster port.

As the road to E3 2018 starts heating up, more details are coming about the content of different publisher’s shows. PC Gamer’s PC Gaming Show 2018 will take place on June 11th at 3 PM PDT and already has some very interesting studios presenting content.

More companies will be present including an unnamed publisher. For now though, the list includes the following developers and publishers:

• Sega
• Square Enix
• Crytek (Likely a Hunt: Showdown related announcement)
• Double Fine
• SkyDance Media
• Digital Extremes (Warframe’s next open world on Venus could be showcased here)
• Raw Fury
• Klei (Griftlands finally being dated? One can only hope)
• Modern StoryTeller
• tinyBuild
• Cloud Imperium Games (Updates on Star Citizen and Squadron 42 could be coming)
• Starbreeze (More information on Overkill’s The Walking Dead, most likely)
• 505 Games

The PC Gaming Show has always had a stronger bent towards PC gaming (as the name indicates). To that end, multiplatform games have seen announcements at the show as well. One particular game we’re look out for is Relic Entertainment’s Age of Empire 4, a long-awaited sequel to Microsoft’s vaunted Age of Empires series. To watch the PC Gaming Show when it goes live, stay tuned to Twitch and other social media channels.