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Shikamo on 21 April 2017

Graphics package used in Dark Souls III and Dragon Ball Xenoverse

 

Silicon Studio has revealed that its post processing effects middleware graphics package YEBIS now supports the Nintendo Switch. YEBIS - now up to version 3 - allows developers to add glare, depth of field, motion blur and anti-aliasing effects to their games, amongst other things.

YEBIS has been used on other consoles to create titles such as Dark Souls III, Assetto Corsa, Black Desert Online, MotoGP15 and Dragon Ball Xenoverse. It already supports PlayStation 4, PlayStation 3, PlayStation Vita, Xbox One, Xbox 360, Windows, Android, iOS, Linux, OS X and "Other Embedded Devices".

Bringing support to the Switch obviously doesn't automatically mean that games which use YEBIS will be headed to Nintendo's console, but it does mean that developers now have even more options when it comes to ports, as well as adding cool visual effects to exclusive Switch software.

Source: Nintendo Life

We know that dragon ball xenoverse 2 is already announced for the console, so it was expected.



     


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Peh on 21 April 2017

Well, it IS a beginning.



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Darwinianevolution on 21 April 2017

So, the rumours about a Dark Souls game coming to the Switch will probably become true.



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caffeinade on 21 April 2017

Arn't Silicon Studios doing Project Octopath; This makes sense.



Stefan.De.Machtige on 21 April 2017

I think DSIII may indeed be announced at E3 for Switch.



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Xxain on 21 April 2017
caffeinade said:
Arn't Silicon Studios doing Project Octopath; This makes sense.

Square Enix.



TheWPCTraveler on 21 April 2017
Xxain said:
caffeinade said:
Arn't Silicon Studios doing Project Octopath; This makes sense.

Square Enix.

Square Enix publishes, but I do remember Silicon Studios being tapped as the developer for the project.



 
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Xxain on 21 April 2017
TheWPCTraveler said:
Xxain said:

Square Enix.

Square Enix publishes, but I do remember Silicon Studios being tapped as the developer for the project.

Bravely Default team.

EDIT - Surprised you'd even think that. Game is distinctively Japanese.



ktay95 on 21 April 2017
Xxain said:
caffeinade said:
Arn't Silicon Studios doing Project Octopath; This makes sense.

Square Enix.

Are the publisher, Silicon (and possibly a SQEX internal team) are the devs.



ktay95 on 21 April 2017
Xxain said:
TheWPCTraveler said:

Square Enix publishes, but I do remember Silicon Studios being tapped as the developer for the project.

Bravely Default team.

Yeah that team is Silicon Studios :P