HoloDust on 26 August 2019
| S.Peelman said: People say one should get it on more powerful systems. The thing is, I have a PS4, beside a Switch, and obviously it would look and run better there. But, there’s a much bigger chance I’d actually play such a big game all the way through on Switch, because it’s just more convenient. There’s a higher chance that I pick it up and play in handheld mode any time of the day than play on tv, It’d be a shame if I ended up wasting the money on a game on PS4 I’ll end up barely playing. All the graphics in the world wouldn’t make up for that. On Switch there’s just a higher chance that I’ll get my money’s worth. It’s happened time and time again; I have RDR2, obviously a good game, but I barely get around to playing it, I think I still only have about 3 or 4 hours. Meanwhile I got Mortal Kombat 11 on Switch, looks like crap but I played that ten times more by now. Playing on Switch is just more convenient, and that is worth a lot. Not to say that I’ll buy Witcher 3 on Switch. I don’t know yet, and if I do it’d be an impulse-buy, but at least, this has been my reasoning when it comes to multiplats. |
In other thread I said (to summarize) "do yourself a favour and play it somewhere else, if it's an option, unless you care for handhled mode" and I guess it makes perfect sense for you to play it on Switch, if you can't get around playing games at home.
That said, even something as low as nVidia 1050 will give over 30fps in 1080p on Ultra on PC...and it's quite pretty game to look at, especially at such high gfx settings.
