When the Switch is docked, The Witcher 3 will run at 720p with dynamic resolution enabled. The most obvious of these sacrifices has been made to the game’s resolution. The big question- how is this game even running on the Switch? Well, as you may have guessed, the answer is- with some predictable sacrifices. Which brings us to our next point, conveniently enough.
It’s The Witcher 3 in all its glory- minus the technical cutbacks, of course. There is no content that has been cut out, nothing has been downsized or pared back because of hardware limitations. CD Projekt RED have given assurances that The Witcher 3 on the Switch is very much going to be the “full experience”. You don’t have to worry about this being a Final Fantasy 15: Pocket Edition kind of situation.
That’s like 200 hours of gameplay right there. That includes all the smaller DLCs, and the two massive expansions, Hearts of Stone and Blood and Wine. It will, of course, include the base game itself, but on top of that, you can also expect the package to include all post-launch content released for the game.
So first things first- what exactly does The Witcher 3’s Switch launch include? Well, CD Projekt RED are calling it The Witcher 3: Complete Edition, and it’s certainly going to live up to its name. As the game approaches its Switch release, in this feature, we’ll be taking a look at 11 vital things you need to know about this unlikely and unexpected port. There’s a certain appeal to Witcher 3 on the go that cannot be denied, while for Switch owners who’ve never played the game before, this is the perfect opportunity to experience one of the greatest games of all time. Because believe it or not, The Witcher 3 – one of the biggest, most demanding, and most ambitious games of this generation – is coming to Nintendo’s tiny little underpowered hybrid. Port-begging for the Nintendo Switch has become a meme unto itself, but never even in our wildest, most ridiculous memes would we have thought that The Witcher 3, of all games, would ever come to the Switch.
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