@Ichiyama That's good to hear! I've been playing Witcher 3 docked on mine for hours on end and haven't run into any issues, so hopefully what you did fixed it.
The most enjoyment I've received from this series has been the theories on the lore. Five minutes of playing was more than enough to know it wasn't something I'd enjoy on my own.
@Ichiyama Never had my TV go black with my Switch in docked mode. Might want to check things out (connections, equipment, etc.) and make sure there isn't anything wrong.
According to the original article, the localization was done by Atlus? Does this mean Atlus decided on the changes for the western release for that version and Nintendo agreed with them? Is Atlas also in charge of the development of this release?
I was surprised, but not disappointed, when I started it the first time and found it was the original version and not the directors cut. Having played both before, the only difference I really noticed between the two were the added cutscenes in the directors cut. The graphical changes just weren't that noticeable to me. Everything was still in its wonderful janky glory.
It does make me wonder though if the reason they didn't release the Directors Cut is because the sequel may retcon some things in it? Looking at the two different trailers for the sequel, it very much appears the old man Aaliyah is speaking with is York ( the scars match the ones York has in the first one), but he looks different than he does in the end of the directors cut, and his living situation looks much different. Aaliyah speaks of a case he claimed to have closed 14 years before that I guess has popped up again. Meaning the gameplay with York is him recounting the case from 14 years before and there'll be additional gameplay with her in the present?
It's all speculation based on very little info, but its something I've been wondering about since I saw the trailers.
Played this on PC and really enjoyed it. Great mystery and story to it. Would describe it as an investigative walking simulator. Obviously not for everyone's taste. I would still recommend watching a playthrough of the story
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@Ichiyama That's good to hear! I've been playing Witcher 3 docked on mine for hours on end and haven't run into any issues, so hopefully what you did fixed it.
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The most enjoyment I've received from this series has been the theories on the lore. Five minutes of playing was more than enough to know it wasn't something I'd enjoy on my own.
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Sounds normal for mobile gaming. This is why I stick to console and PC
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@Ichiyama Never had my TV go black with my Switch in docked mode. Might want to check things out (connections, equipment, etc.) and make sure there isn't anything wrong.
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According to the original article, the localization was done by Atlus? Does this mean Atlus decided on the changes for the western release for that version and Nintendo agreed with them? Is Atlas also in charge of the development of this release?
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I was surprised, but not disappointed, when I started it the first time and found it was the original version and not the directors cut. Having played both before, the only difference I really noticed between the two were the added cutscenes in the directors cut. The graphical changes just weren't that noticeable to me. Everything was still in its wonderful janky glory.
It does make me wonder though if the reason they didn't release the Directors Cut is because the sequel may retcon some things in it? Looking at the two different trailers for the sequel, it very much appears the old man Aaliyah is speaking with is York ( the scars match the ones York has in the first one), but he looks different than he does in the end of the directors cut, and his living situation looks much different. Aaliyah speaks of a case he claimed to have closed 14 years before that I guess has popped up again. Meaning the gameplay with York is him recounting the case from 14 years before and there'll be additional gameplay with her in the present?
It's all speculation based on very little info, but its something I've been wondering about since I saw the trailers.
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Played this on PC and really enjoyed it. Great mystery and story to it. Would describe it as an investigative walking simulator. Obviously not for everyone's taste. I would still recommend watching a playthrough of the story