PINBALL HD COLLECTION STEAM CABINET SUPPORT SERIES
This is easy to do via the Switch settings and will allow you to play the likes of the Johnny Turbo series in vertical mode the way you should have been able to in the first place.ĭespite this, we'll also make note of games that seem like they should work natively with Flip Grip but don't. It's very important to note, however, that as of April 2020 it's possible to remap the Switch's controls to a controller profile at system level. That means, technically, that every single game in the library is now Flip Grip compatible - all you need to do is create a special profile for it.
(Lots of pinball, for example.) As new games arrive or are announced, they'll be added to this list. Most of these are vintage arcade creations, but there are a few modern titles on here as well. That includes available games and upcoming releases alike. We'll be tracking all known Switch games that work with Flip Grip here. The good news is that the flow of games that will take advantage of Flip Grip (or vice versa) hasn't slowed one bit since we Kickstartered the Flip Grip, and I have a feeling we'll continue seeing Flip Grip-friendly games throughout Switch's lifetime.Īnd that, friends, is why this list exists. Now that it's safely in just about everyone's hands (sorry about international shipping speeds, folks), the world can at last play classic arcade games, and other games, that were designed for vertical screens the way they were intended: On the go, with minimal fuss. The Flip Grip accessory-conceived here, designed by Mike Choi, and midwifed by Fangamer-succeeded on Kickstarter far beyond anyone's expectations. Mission control for retronauts former EIC of 1UP.com and taking dapper (and frogs) back from the Nazis.
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