Console version
The Console version of Terraria is published by 505 Games and developed by DR Studios. It is a port of the 
Desktop version, which is developed by Re-Logic.
The console version is currently available natively on 6 different console systems (3 of which run on Old-gen consoles.) The game was released on the Nintendo Switch on June 27, 2019.[1] It is also playable on the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S via backward compatibility.
The Nintendo 
version is considered separate on this wiki, and has its own page and its own history. It will not receive any significant updates past its current Desktop 1.2.1 equivalent.[2]
Due to hardware requirement issues and memory constraints, the Xbox 360, PS3, PS Vita, and Wii U, are considered Old-gen platforms and thus will no longer receive significant updates past the 1.2.4.1 Desktop equivalent (see 
Old-gen console version).[3][4][5]
| Console | Date of last update | Current version | Desktop equivalent |
|---|---|---|---|
|
October 2, 2023[6] | 1.4.4.9.5 (Build 1081) | 1.4.4.9 |
 Xbox One
|
October 2, 2023[6] | 1.4.4.9.5 (Build 1081) | 1.4.4.9 |
 Nintendo Switch
|
October 2, 2023[6] | 1.4.4.9.5 (Build 1081) | 1.4.4.9 |
Switch-exclusive features
The Nintendo Switch version has some features not found in the other console versions of the game. These include:
- Touchscreen support including various gestures:
- Pinching to zoom on both the map as well as the in-game world
- Quick inventory management
- Tapping the screen to use items
- Quick access to the inventory and minimap
- Quickly toggling visibility on accessories
- Handheld play
- The Nintendo Switch can also be Docked into TV mode, which plays about the same as the Xbox One and PlayStation 4 version.
- It also has a local multiplayer mode in Docked mode and Tabletop mode.
Playstation 4-exclusive features
- Touchpad gesture:
- Pinching to zoom on both the map as well as the in-game world
Japanese release
Trivia
- Prior to 1.3, the console version was developed by Engine Software. Development was then handled by Pipeworks Studios until the release of 1.4, in which DR Studios took over development.
- Due to unknown reasons, the Xbox One platform unintentionally received the Console 1.0.1372.5 update about 48 hours prior to the official release on the platform.[7]
- The Console version is mainly based off of the
Mobile version port. There are many UI similarities between both versions, along with the Settings menu on the console version containing a grayed-out section for touch controls.
Gallery
Console 1.3 Release Artwork
References
- ↑ Terraria Launches Today on Nintendo Switch! June 27, 2019
- ↑ 3DS was only ever going to be 1.2 plus a few extras. September 1, 2016
- ↑ The Path Ahead: Major News Updates for Console & Mobile. July 25, 2016
- ↑ Xbox 360, PS3, PS Vita, Wii U, and 3DS will no longer receive updates. November 19, 2016
- ↑ WHY NO 1.3 UPDATES FOR OLDER CONSOLES? February 3, 2018
- ↑ 6.0 6.1 6.2 Terraria 1.4.4.9.5 - Console & Mobile Fixes Out Today October 2, 2023
- ↑ Terraria State of the Game - April 2019, comment by ClearConscious from Pipeworks Studio May 11, 2019
External links
Nintendo Switch store pages
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