Nintendo, in an effort to attract more of a player base, has been getting more and more second-party exclusives on its side. One of its exclusives, Shin Megami Tensei V, has been experiencing quite a lot of positive reception. It appears that the title just might make an appearance on other platforms at some point in time.

Datamined sources seem to corroborate the fact that this game will now appear on the Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, and PC.

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Shin Megami Tensei V as a Nintendo Switch exclusive

Recently, datamined information also justified a leak associated with GeForce Now. The leak stated that the game would also migrate to other platforms as well.

The in-game files, made public thanks to the prominent leaker, indicated that the game would also launch for the Nintendo Switch, PS4 and PC. It is important to note that the platforms suggested could be either scrapped or act as placeholders. However, most members of the community believe that the game will, in fact, be migrating to these platforms.

While the series has had a monopoly over Nintendo recently, veterans know for a fact that the game was not monopolized solely by Nintendo. Sega, in the past, made a pact with Nintendo to distribute the game. However, considering the fact that Sega no longer possesses publishing rights, migration to other platforms apart from Nintendo platforms seems much more than possible.

Neither Nintendo nor any of the other concerned platforms have commented on the recent leaks. However, there is no denying that the leak has gained considerable traction and has generated a ton of hype.

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None of these leaks are unwarranted considering the fact that the Geforce Now leak, which occurred earlier this year, somewhat predicted the migration to other platforms.

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