Decisions like this are quietly made all the time, and we rarely ever even notice.
It's not surprising that it ultimately went for that one. In the case of The Witcher 3 for instance, CD Projekt has discussed having experimented with two rendering systems - one looking better in key areas, yes, but the other looking better across the entire world. Pixel-for-pixel it looks similar to the previous game, released in 2011, but that was a much more restricted experience in far smaller zones. It's a game of beautiful animation and loving detail, of blood-red sunsets and distant glimpses at far off hills. It's an unfortunate situation all round, not least because The Witcher 3 still looks amazing. Tesco direct goes PS4 deal crazy with May's Witcher 3 bundle bargains.That said, they've also commented that without console versions, there wouldn't be the budget for the game at all. Console-ing wordsĮven CD Projekt has agreed, had this not been the case it could have looked a lot prettier and taken advantage of more technology. Of course, it would have been nice to see the PS4 receive the same sort of functionality, but then the game hasn't been updated on the system in quite some time.In a nutshell, the final game doesn't look as good as players were expecting after early footage, and to add insult to injury, it's because while the first two games were developed for the PC - the second one being a graphical showpiece - The Witcher 3 came to PC, PS4 and Xbox One simultaneously. The portability of the Nintendo Switch is a huge draw for players, and the chance to take the masterful experience of The Witcher 3 on the go when you can't sit in front of your PC would probably tempt a few interested parties into a purchase if they own both machines. "There are no plans regarding similar functionality in the other versions of The Witcher 3." Speaking to USgamer, a CD Projekt Red spokesperson said that the ability was designed for the Switch specifically along with port studio Saber Interactive. That functionality won't be patched into the PlayStation 4 version, however. The Nintendo Switch version of The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt got a rather nifty new feature today with its latest update, allowing players to bring over a save from the PC and continue their adventures on the go with the handheld system.
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