Well, that didn't take long. Marcin Iwinski, co-founder of CD Projekt, has said that The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is close to maxing out the capabilities of the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.
Asked about working with next-gen console hardware by IGN, Iwinski said, “It is extremely manageable. There is a lot of power in these machines, and I don’t want to say we’re using them to their capacity, but we’re fairly close to doing so.
“We made a decision to go next-gen roughly two and a half years ago, so we’ve spent a lot of time with these machines, and it’s been a great experience across all three platforms. On the old platforms, namely the Xbox 360 and PS3, we probably would have had to sacrifice nearly half of our vision.”
Iwinski also lightly teased the game's system requirements for PC, saying, "We'll be releasing that information soon, but you can already start saving up for an upgrade."
There's loads more in the interview, which you can find here. Thanks, VG247.
Asked about working with next-gen console hardware by IGN, Iwinski said, “It is extremely manageable. There is a lot of power in these machines, and I don’t want to say we’re using them to their capacity, but we’re fairly close to doing so.
“We made a decision to go next-gen roughly two and a half years ago, so we’ve spent a lot of time with these machines, and it’s been a great experience across all three platforms. On the old platforms, namely the Xbox 360 and PS3, we probably would have had to sacrifice nearly half of our vision.”
Iwinski also lightly teased the game's system requirements for PC, saying, "We'll be releasing that information soon, but you can already start saving up for an upgrade."
There's loads more in the interview, which you can find here. Thanks, VG247.
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Daz 23 Jan 2014 15:11
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and in 3 years time games will look twice as good as devs refine the code and squeeze more power out of the PS4 and XBOne.