Yeah because Bethesda has never released a game that was buggy on the other consoles lol

Got the game on Switch as well, and it's a lot more than I expected it to be, gameplay and performance-wise. The performance actually surpassed my expectations. They did a really fantastic job at making the game feel smooth and fast-paced, even in 30fps. My mind was blown when I first saw the game running. To me, the 720p resolution wasn't that bad at all. It would dip below that every now and then to maintain the 30fps, but for the most part it was pretty steady. Graphics are a 10/10 in my book, especially in handheld mode. Seeing this game on the smaller screen was pretty awesome!

Overall, it's a very impressive port and i'm excited to see what Panic Button does with the port of Wolfenstein 2. Hopefully it'll be just as good, if not better! I mean, I would imagine they're a lot more familiar with Id's engine after porting Doom.

Personally I still have more than 100 GB of storgae space left so this isn’t an issue. Bit it’s the principle that I buy a game physically because I don’t want any installsother than potential bugfixes or extra content. It’s a console, not a damn PC.

If it hurts their profits so much increase the price and get a cartrige the right size. For me (and most of the switch demographic) the price of a game isn’t a real issue if it costs $75 instead of $60. The price of games is only an issue for teens.

I bought it day one and have no complaints. No bugs or framerate issues, but maybe that's because I am playing in the easiest setting. My only complaint was not having gyro controls like others have mentioned but I got used to the controls quite quickly after I adjusted them.

I but pretty much full Digital but I hate having that cloud lingering over my head, also. I know the day is coming where a lot of my purchases won't exist anymore but I've made peace with the idea. I'll just enjoy what I have while I can but it's sad that one day, there will be experiences that gave so many people so much joy and then *poof* never again.

Yeah I'm keen to see how Wolfenstein turns out also; it's a more demanding game than Doom, but hopefully PB's greater experience with both the engine and the hardware will help to balance that out. If it's as solid a port as Doom is, I'm getting it day 1.

Yeah, I completely agree. I'm still waiting for that release date announcement, though.

OK so stupid me for not doing this earlier.

I went to video settings and turned off Motion Blur and chromatic aberration and lo and behold the game becomes much less blurry when playing.

So this is the tip of the day.


On the topic of chromatic aberration. This is a really stupid effect that a lot of games nowdays put in for no reason.
Why do you want an unwanted effect from a camera lens in your game? This is like lens flare that plagued a lot of games in the late 90-ies.
In an FPS you are looking through the eyes of someone else, and my eyes shure as hell does not have nither of chromatic aberration nor lens flare.

Agree with everything in the OP. I enjoyed the fast-paced action oriented gameplay a lot, along with the kick ass soundtrack, the awesome stages and settings and even read all the lore. At times the exploration and secret hunting felt a little bit like Metroid Prime to me (mostly due to the double jump mechanic, I guess).

I also had both of the bugs OP mentioned, both were fucking annoying! Bethesda needs to iron them out!

Overall it's a great game and I can safely recommend it to all Switch owners who enjoy fast action games.

Yeah chromatic aberration is fucking stupid and I too turned it off as soon as I started.

I actually prefer the motion blur left on though, as its a high quality solution and helps smooth over dips in the framerate.