Heck, the original game's pristine art direction looks better in the form of pure, lower-resolution pixels than through an N64-era glaze of blur.Screencheat does not need much introduction, but if you are unaware it’s one of the most popular split-screen games of all time. But it's a revelation in action on the portable screen, offering much more legibility in the game's active battle scenes. The result is a decidedly "jaggier" game, with much more visible pixel stair-stepping, and it's not necessarily recommended for docked play on an HDTV. Now, players can disable both the "blur" and "anti-aliasing" options and turn on a new "sharpness" filter the latter comes in "low" and "high" varieties. The original October version emphasized blur, not sharpness, and the results made some of the game's areas, particularly its nighttime romps and foliage-filled forests, hard to see clearly. Meanwhile, the newly expanded post-processing menu does less to improve the game's performance and more to give players options for how the resulting "mostly 30 frames-per-second" gameplay looks. (As the official handlers of GOG, CDPR has a vested interest in getting it working, obviously.) Advertisementīlur and anti-aliasing are disabled.
But we've yet to see GOG integration on a Switch game, and as fans of its DRM-free sales model, we are delighted to see the inclusion. CDPR's official update includes two warnings for longtime PC players: the Switch version will only recognize save files whose names haven't been manually edited, and any saves that contain metadata from modded versions of the game could affect Switch performance.ĬDPR and Saber aren't the first to deliver cloud-save support on a Switch port the massive RPG Divinity: Original Sin 2 plays nicely with Steam's cloud-save feature, while a few "live service" games such as Fortnite include global login support. Doing this allows you to either upload or download a single save file with either service, since both support cloud saves by default. Choose either storefront, then enter your username and password in a Web interface to confirm that you want to connect your Switch copy with your PC version. The former only works with the game's PC version, but you're in luck whether you've purchased the game via GOG or Steam. After signing in, choose to either load a cloud save or to pick one of your own existing save files on Switch to send back to your PC.
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