Image: EA / Crytek After the recent announcement that Crysis Remastered Trilogy will arrive at Switch this fall, Digital Foundry has put down to work with the third input of the series to see how the next port is maintained in the Nintendo hybrid console. . Certainly we have great hopes for both sequels after the excellent work he did Saber Interactive to carry the excellent Crysis Remastered last year and, judging from what Digital Foundry has to say about his experiences until now, things look good for the launch Complete trilogy at the end of this year. According to Richard Leadbetter in Eurogamer, things are being outlined very well for the Crysis 3 switch port, revealing that much of the magic that Interactive will achieve with these ports is reduced to the adaptability of the original game engine: There are a couple of good reasons why Crysis 3 Remastered works well on Switch and that begins with the scalability of the original game. Yes, the 2013 Crytek game is monstrosely d...
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