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The Witcher 3 has passed 100,000 simultaneous number of players at Steam

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This whole Netflix thing is paying off. While CD project Red has always been a name that the PC circles knew, you can say that the Witcher 3: Wild Hunt has helped to bring it to the next level. The game was very popular and brought consoles a much bigger eye on the company and the game series as before. And it also helped the IP overall because a new Netflix show based on the franchise is now running wildly what is reflected in the current trends of the game. It was reported at the end of last year der Hexer 3 had reached the highest player number of all times at Steam with 94,601 simultaneous players. At the beginning of the new year, however, this player number was broken again, with the number of players reached on January 1st amazing 101.930. Considering that this is only on Steam and the game is available on several other storefronts and all three main consoles, it is fair to say that the whole thing has worked well with Netflix for the franchise. Tags: cd project red, p...

The Witcher 3 Switch Developer Details Difficult Process of Porting on the System - Nintendos Hybrid - Video Peel Mailing, Instructions, Exemplary Procedures, Reviews and Cultu

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They called it the switch er. Seriously. While one can simply love the switch, there is quite a performance gap between him and the other consoles on the market. It is not a controversial thing to say (or maybe it's about the audience, about which we talk, who knows the hell), but for Nintendos Hybrid a real wonder work was done _the Witcher 3: Wild Hunting to be one of the best examples. It was a game that demanded a lot of PS4 and Xbox One at startup. Although the Switch version is not the most beautiful, it is still a pretty incredible technical performance. And if you ask yourself how you did it, then it's your lucky day. Roman Lebedev by Saber Interactive kept a lecture on the Game The Impossible Port on the GTC 2020. In the video, he gives a detailed overview of how the company dealt with the porting of the celebrated role-playing game from CD project Red to a system that is far below its reach. It's pretty technical, but still worth the clock. Some fast highli...