The Witcher 3 Remastered - Switch 2 Vs PC Graphics Comparison - IGN
After what feels like forever, the remastered edition of Witcher 3 is finally here and it definitely packs a punch. From the dozens of quality of life upgrades, to a completely revamped combat system, graphic overhaul, and new expansion on the horizon, there’s never been a better time to dive back into the world of The Witcher, or check it out for the first time. In this video were going to take a look at The Witcher 3 Remastered running on a PC with a 5090 with all the specs bumped up to the max, alongside the Switch 2 port that is shockingly…but also at this point when it comes to Switch 2 ports, not too surprising, because it looks outstanding. The Switch 2 port runs at a pretty stable 30-40fps in both handheld and docked modes. While handheld the game has a 720p resolution and while docked it’s 1080p. There is no ray tracing and the switch 2 version also has some exclusive features such as touch screen support, gyro aiming if you’re into that, and Joy-Con mouse control. Narrated and Produced by Nick Maillet.
After what feels like forever, the remastered edition of Witcher 3 is finally here and it definitely packs a punch.
From the dozens of quality of life upgrades, to a completely revamped combat system, graphic overhaul, and new expansion on the horizon, there’s never been a better time to dive back into the world of The Witcher, or check it out for the first time. In this video were going to take a look at The Witcher 3 Remastered running on a PC with a 5090 with all the specs bumped up to the max, alongside the Switch 2 port that is shockingly…but also at this point when it comes to Switch 2 ports, not too surprising, because it looks outstanding.
The Switch 2 port runs at a pretty stable 30-40fps in both handheld and docked modes. While handheld the game has a 720p resolution and while docked it’s 1080p. There is no ray tracing and the switch 2 version also has some exclusive features such as touch screen support, gyro aiming if you’re into that, and Joy-Con mouse control. Narrated and Produced by Nick Maillet.
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