The CD Projekt RED game was adapted to the hybrid of Kyoto by Saber Interactive, which still works on the video game.
Nintendo Switch released its version of The Witcher 3: Complete Edition at the end of 2019, but developers who completed the port, Saber Interactive, continue to improve the product with new updates. The company is immersed in the development of a new patch that will still be delayed, although they have said, the wait "will be worth it." This has been communicated in response to a user's question that has been asked on the VK Facebook page.
It is known that in addition to debugging the bugs of the game, some new weight will also be included. However, for the moment the changes that will be carried out have not been confirmed. According to Wccftech, several hidden graphic options have been found, although neither Saber Interactive nor CD Projekt RED have revealed anything that suggests they can be implemented in the future.
The Witcher is one of the sagas that has given more to talk about in the final months of the year 2019. The premiere and triumph of audience of the Netflix series has helped players to become interested in the role title of CD Projekt NET. Meanwhile, the Polish studio has closed an agreement with Andrzej Sapkowski, author of the novels, so the license agreement has been renewed. Both parties maintained a rifirrafe for the previous contract, but hope to work together on future projects.
From swords to guns
Without a new videogame from the confirmed Witcher saga, the Poles are working on Cyberpunk 2077, a science fiction video game that shares the genre with its predecessor, but that changes the medieval setting for a dystopian city in the future. The new production was scheduled to arrive in stores on April 16. However, the team made the decision to delay it until September 17.
The Witcher 3 is available on PS4, Xbox One, PC and Nintendo Switch. Cyberpunk 2077, meanwhile, will not go to the hybrid of Kyoto.
