Author: Taylor Lyles
PS4 and Xbox One owners now have the chance to play the PC version of The Witcher 3 at no extra cost.
The Witcher 3 originally released in 2015 on all three of those platforms, but the PC version is arguably the best way to experience the game: console versions were limited to an average framerate around 30 FPS and screen resolutions as low as 720p on the original Xbox One and 900p on PS4. Though the PS4 Pro and Xbox One X versions would receive 4K resolution and HDR support a few years later, some visual details took a hit, so it’s still worth checking out on PC for better graphics alone.
Have you upgraded a gaming PC in the past five years?
Better performance is not the only reason console owners should snag it on PC: downloadable...
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PS4 and Xbox One owners now have the chance to play the PC version of The Witcher 3 at no extra cost.
The Witcher 3 originally released in 2015 on all three of those platforms, but the PC version is arguably the best way to experience the game: console versions were limited to an average framerate around 30 FPS and screen resolutions as low as 720p on the original Xbox One and 900p on PS4. Though the PS4 Pro and Xbox One X versions would receive 4K resolution and HDR support a few years later, some visual details took a hit, so it’s still worth checking out on PC for better graphics alone.
Have you upgraded a gaming PC in the past five years?
Better performance is not the only reason console owners should snag it on PC: downloadable...
Continue reading…
Continue reading...