BallisticNG won't come to Nintendo Switch as a result of Unity's recent changes.
Earlier this month, Unity announced controversial changes that have frustrated developers and publishers throughout the video game industry. Feedback to these changes has been universally negative, with many developers promising to move on to a different engine for future games. The reaction was so bad that Unity has started to make adjustments to win back studios, but the damage is already done.
Unity ChangesRevealed on September 12th, Unity was planning to make several big changes to its terms of service starting on January 1st. The most controversial change was a runtime fee, which would have charged developers every time that a game was installed by players. Studios like inXile Entertainment and Aggro Crab both blasted the change, noting the monumental impact it could have on their earnings.
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