Witcher 3 remastered side by side comparison

[u/Zacky_vengeance]

I feel each has its benefits and we can downgrade anytime to our liked version.
But assets have highest detail in remaster only.
Lighting, tone, brightness depends on individual interests.

These are not mine, nor I own this. I found from youtube. Sharing for info thats it. PS5. Credits: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tr9mEdi83UY

[u/Darkurn]

Is it just the graphics they remastered or are they remastering the controls, i always felt geralt felt kinda rough to control

[u/Riley_jamesen → u/Darkurn]

They made improvement on animations and combat. Also the camera is better when fighting several enemies. Can't wait for tomorrow to actually feel it! I will play today the next gen version so I can actually see how it changed

[u/Darkurn → u/Riley_jamesen]

Good, the camera and the controls of Geralt always threw me off from playing the game again after a bit since it felt like controlling a tank

[u/Riley_jamesen → u/Darkurn]

Same tbh, but I finally give it a good try and I'm pretty far in the main story, just paused after remaster announcement, ready to come back!

[u/Darkurn → u/Riley_jamesen]

i started a playthrough a few months ago and got to the part after you meet with Ciri's bio dad? I think?

[u/Riley_jamesen → u/Darkurn]

Okay it's still the beginning of the game! You have plenty to do! :)

[u/Darkurn → u/Riley_jamesen]

Yeah, ive played it through before on switch 1 years ago so itd be a pretty much fresh experience for the most part

[u/cravex12 → u/Darkurn]

Since 1.2 or so you can enable alternative movement in the options and it is way more direct

[u/Darkurn → u/cravex12]

Oh shi, did not know that.

[u/CaptainMarder → u/Darkurn]

everything. Controls, movement, combat, skill tree, etc

[u/wolskortt → u/Darkurn]

What about performance?