Fortnite PS4 vs Xbox One vs Switch vs PC vs iPhone!

**Playing Fortnite on Every System**

I've got a challenge for you all today. We're going to play Fortnite on every single system that it's available on. Yes, you heard that right - every system.

**The iPhone SE Edition**

So, as we all know, the iPhone SE is not exactly known for its gaming capabilities. However, with Fortnite, things get a little better. I mean, it's still not going to blow your mind in terms of graphics or performance, but it's definitely playable.

But let me tell you, playing Fortnite on an iPhone SE is like trying to play a 4K resolution game on a potato. It just doesn't cut it. The graphics are subpar, the performance is lackluster, and don't even get me started on the controls. But hey, at least you can play it on the go, right?

**The Switch Edition**

Next up, we have the Nintendo Switch edition of Fortnite. Now, this one's a little more interesting, as it's actually a pretty capable console for its time. And with Fortnite, you get a fairly smooth experience, save for the fact that it's limited to 30 frames per second.

But hey, at least the Joy Cons make for some decent controls, right? And don't even get me started on playing in portable mode - it's like having your own personal gaming theater. Well, not quite, but you get the idea.

**The Xbox One and PS4 Editions**

Now we're getting to the good stuff - the console editions of Fortnite. Ah, yes! These ones are actually capable of running the game at a decent framerate, with smooth graphics and all that jazz. You know, it's like playing on a real gaming PC or something.

But seriously, these consoles can handle the game just fine, even if they're not exactly the most powerful systems out there. And hey, who needs 4K resolution when you've got 60 frames per second, right?

**The High-End PC Edition**

And finally, we have the high-end PC edition of Fortnite. Now this one's a real beast - it's like playing on a dedicated gaming rig or something (which is exactly what I built to do streaming on). With a Ryzen 7 2700X CPU and 16 gigs of RAM, this thing can handle even the most demanding games with ease.

And don't even get me started on the graphics - we're talking near 4K resolution here. It's like looking at a work of art or something (which is exactly what Fortnite is to me).

**The Verdict**

So there you have it, folks - Fortnite on every single system that it's available on. And let me tell you, it's been quite the journey.

From the subpar iPhone SE edition to the high-end PC edition, each one has its own unique charm and quirks. But hey, at least we can all agree that Fortnite is an amazing game no matter where we play it, right?

And who knows - maybe someday we'll even get an Android version that'll blow our minds (or not).