The Witcher III Wild Hunt Remastered ude nu

Så er opdateringen ude - det kræver lige en gigantisk download, først fra hovedspillet, og så skal selve Remastered så hentes.

Så frem med SD-kortene!

– 55.5GB on Switch 2 vs. 39.1GB for Switch 1
– Higher quality assets on Switch 2
– Texture asset resolution is improved
– Pre-rendered cutscenes have higher bit rate endcodes
– Remaster largely handled by CD Projekt Red with some help from Virtuos
– No raytracing on Switch 2
– Does have reworked lighting, upgraded physically based textures, and new shading for grass and vegetation
– Also has quality of life improvements, new combat systems, skill tree menus, and Joy-Con mouse/gyro controls
– Switch 1 ran at dynamic 720p docked/540p handheld with CDPR’s anti-aliasing
– The Witcher 3 Remastered Switch 2 docked resolution is dynamic 540p to 1080p range
– DLSS seems to resolve to final 1080p target
– 360p to 720p range when in handheld mode
– 720p target with DLSS
– Same visual settings whether played docked or portable
– Lower resolution does impact screen space reflections and depth of field in cutscenes
– Switch uses more precise ambient occlusion setting compared to Switch 1
– Local lights now cast dynamic shadows to the environment
– Switch 2 improves on LODs for foliage and geometry, meaning less visual pop in
– The Witcher 3 Remastered has new lighting system, new grass elements and materials, and reworked color grading
– 40 FPS cap in docked and portable play
– This only works if you’re outputting to a 120hz display
– 60hz caps at 30 FPS instead
– 40 FPS cap works well in broad open areas and less demanding areas, but not sustainable overall
– Switch 1 was capped at 30 FPS, but often delved into the 20s and even under that
– It’s advised to play on Switch 2 at 30 FPS, since it’s stable at that cap