Frictional Games, the developer of the Amnesia series, said they’d love to bring their franchise to the Nintendo Switch. Thomas Grip, the creative director told GameSpot.

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The first entry to the Amnesia series was released on the PC in 2010 and labeled Amnesia: The Dark Descent. It was followed up with a sequel game in 2013 developed by The Chinese Room under the moniker of A Machine for Pigs. Six years later, the franchise was brought to the PS4 and this year it was brought to the Xbox One in the Amnesia Collection.

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To be fair, this would be far from the first non-Nintendo property on their Switch platform. Nintendo has seemed to lighten up and allow many more M-rated or third-party titles. Around the time of the release, Bethesda launched The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim and DOOM on the Switch. They also greenlit games like the horror game; Resident Evil to be put on the Switch.