The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt (PC, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Switch, PS5, PS4)
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Witcher 3 Nintendo Switch update out. Has Cross Save with Steam, updated graphics and touch controls for the menus and Gwent.
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I don't know if I'm just used to how it looks but I played docked yesterday and it seemed noticeably better graphically.
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@hex got to the Isle of Mists part of the game. Haven't started it yet as I read it's basically the point of no return and I wanna do some of the side quests I have left. Still got to do the "talk to every character you know so they can help you in the battle" part but I was curious to know if now is a good time to do the DLCs. I'm level 27 
shyt is mad addictive. At first I was like
at the game but soon I was asking every character if they wanted to play a hand so I could get a better deck 
shyt is mad addictive. At first I was like
at the game but soon I was asking every character if they wanted to play a hand so I could get a better deck
Witcher 3 Switch comes with all DLC.
DOPE! but what if you dont have all the DLC on steam?
CD Projekt RED could’ve just phoned it in with the switch port, left it as is, and went about their business. But instead of resting on their laurels, they continue to add new features and improve the graphics
This is what a top-notch developer looks like
This is what a top-notch developer looks like
Dorian Breh
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fukk Bethesda as a staff, record label, and as a motherfukkin crewCD Projekt RED could’ve just phoned it in with the switch port, left it as is, and went about their business. But instead of resting on their laurels, they continue to add new features and improve the graphics
This is what a top-notch developer looks like
Sabre Interactive did the port. Thank them.CD Projekt RED could’ve just phoned it in with the switch port, left it as is, and went about their business. But instead of resting on their laurels, they continue to add new features and improve the graphics
This is what a top-notch developer looks like
Iron Galaxy did the Nintendo Switch Skyrim port.fukk Bethesda as a staff, record label, and as a motherfukkin crew
We can't strictly blame the devs for ports with no support as far as updates go. The developers are working on new games. It's the other companies that port the game you gotta point fingers too. Iron Galaxy was mainly just trying to make a quick buck. They also ported Diablo 3 and Overwatch. You don't hear about Iron Galaxy updating those ports later either.
Sabre Interactive and Panic Button have a good track record so far.
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Microfracture
Real G's move in silence
@hex got to the Isle of Mists part of the game. Haven't started it yet as I read it's basically the point of no return and I wanna do some of the side quests I have left. Still got to do the "talk to every character you know so they can help you in the battle" part but I was curious to know if now is a good time to do the DLCs. I'm level 27
shyt is mad addictive. At first I was like
I would finish up the main game before touching either of the DLCs. A few (maybe 2) of the main game choices carry over into the DLC. Blood and Wine seemed like it was supposed to be played last.