The recently delayed Crysis Remastered has only been delayed in PC and large console versions. As for the port for the Nintendo Switch - it’s still ready for this month.
Last week, Crytek and Saber Interactive had a somewhat embarrassing episode when people mocked their graphics in a Crysis remaster before the official trailer was released. The game has been postponed until further notice so that the developers can tweak it a bit more and raise the graphics standard for 2020, but today we find out that this delay does not apply to all announced versions.
Namely, Crysis Remastered will still be played on July 23, but only on the Nintendo Switch platform. It seems that the developers have nothing to beautify everything and that they will because the Switch doesn't really have a lot of resources that would make the game more graphically attractive, because it's a real miracle that it even runs on that hardware.
It will be the first Crysis on a Nintendo console, almost thirteen years after the series appeared. By the way, it’s interesting that we haven’t seen the version for Switch in public yet, and it’s coming out in about two weeks. Obviously we have to be full of faith and hope that the game will run at least in 540p resolution.
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