The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is Officially Coming to Switch in 2019

[DonFerrari]

Chazore said:

curl-6 said:

I certainly found Doom 2016 and Hellblade to be a joy to play on Switch. I think it's quite probable I will enjoy Witcher 3 as well. 

Not everyone minds if a game is lower resolution or 30fps. Obviously there will be others for whom graphics are a high priority, and that's fair enough, to each their own. I'm just happy that I get to enjoy these games on my system of choice.

I'm confused, because either your type is the behemoth of a majority, or current gen console sales, for both Pro and X1X, and the hype for next gen hw must be in an extreme minority, because why would anyone be excited for more power, more fps, better visuals, if you're fine with sub 1080p and sub 30fps?

This begs me so hard to ask "why upgrade at all, period", if you're find with sticking to much older res/performance metrics. I get it, you don't mind, except you do, because you'll want to upgrade sooner or later, or take issue when someone doesn't downgrade for what you've chosen to stick to for years on end. 

Like, I can totally understand and can fully get behind people getting miffed, when the latest hw isn't being catered for or borked with, because that's it, it's new HW, it's supposed to do good, but older hw or lesser has not much rom to complain, because it was limited to begin with.

Some of you here marvel at what you can do with less, and I'm here wanting to actually see us pushing forward into he future, the far future, with what we can do more, with better hw, not less. 

For me the only reason to move to new gens is so we can improve graphics and try games that weren't possible before. Whenever that stops happening I won't upgrade, also when games released stop interesting me or we move to full digital or streaming I'll probably leave gaming (unless of course we achieve a impossible future of 10 bucks a month with thousand of new AAA games available to play).