Switch's surprise launch gem.
If you were closely following the Switch and Nintendo as a company around the time of the console's launch back in March 2017, you'll no doubt remember this particular launch title. Sitting amongst the likes of
While the game was published by Nintendo, the creative minds behind the project were actually two brothers, Tom and Adam Vian, otherwise known as the lovely folks at UK-based developer SFB Games. Their history is a particularly interesting one, with their original ideas for Snipperclips - which was actually called 'FriendShapes' in early demos - effectively being scouted by Nintendo specifically for the Switch. Not a bad thing to put on the old CV.
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, a unique little title which captured the hearts of players and even became an important part of Nintendo's marketing efforts at the time.While the game was published by Nintendo, the creative minds behind the project were actually two brothers, Tom and Adam Vian, otherwise known as the lovely folks at UK-based developer SFB Games. Their history is a particularly interesting one, with their original ideas for Snipperclips - which was actually called 'FriendShapes' in early demos - effectively being scouted by Nintendo specifically for the Switch. Not a bad thing to put on the old CV.
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