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After it became clear that Fortnite players who owned a Nintendo Switch and a PlayStation 4 were only able to use their account on one of the platforms, players were not happy with Sony.
\nThe company issued a response, but they didn’t directly address the Switch and it left many players unsatisfied.
\nSony still has not explained why they are blocking players from playing on the Switch. <\/p>\n
After facing a wave of backlash, Sony issued a response<\/a> on Thursday to its controversial decision to bar Fortnite accounts on PlayStation from being used to play Fortnite on Nintendo Switch, a problem that Fortnite players on Xbox won’t face if they want to play the game on the Switch.<\/p>\n Many players, however, feel Sony didn’t adequately address the issue. See the rest of the story at Business Insider<\/a><\/p>\n NOW WATCH: This $530 Android phone is half the price of an iPhone X and just as good<\/a><\/p>\n See Also:<\/p>\n It sounds like PlayStation 4 and Xbox One players won’t be playing together anytime soon<\/a>One crazy statistic shows how incredibly big ‘Fortnite’ has become in less than a year<\/a>It turns out there’s a major drawback to playing ‘Fortnite’ on a PlayStation 4, and gamers are frustrated<\/a>
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