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The Witcher 3 gets an Xbox One X performance patch; New PS4 Pro update coming soon

CD Projekt Red definitely loves their fans and is still putting significant amount of work into their award winning The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt.

Confirmed today, the studio has launched an Xbox One X update which features HDR, a number of performance/visual options and more. These enhancements include a 4K resolution mode with enhanced effects, lighting/shadows and better textures, and a Performance option, which helps the game maintain a higher framerate.

Even though CD Projekt Red already patched The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt for the PS4 Pro it looks like they are set to enhance that version yet again by including HDR and other visual tweaks.

See the announcement below!

CD PROJEKT RED, creators of The Witcher series of games, announce the release of the Xbox One X upgrade patch for The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt. In addition, the studio announces that an upgrade patch introducing HDR support will soon be released for the PlayStation 4 Pro computer entertainment system.

The Xbox One X upgrade patch for The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt introduces a number of graphical features and tweaks to the game across two visual fidelity options ? 4K Mode and Performance Mode.

In 4K Mode, the game and all its additional content will run in 4K resolution (or supersampled on a non-4K display), featuring enhanced shadows, ambient occlusion and texture filtering, as well as higher resolution textures and gameplay at 30 fps. Switching to Performance Mode will enable dynamic resolution scaling, rendering the game at a resolution of minimum 1080p and up to 4K, while targeting 60 fps during gameplay. Both modes will additionally feature support for HDR, making the game look more vivid when played on an HDR-capable display.

Additional information regarding the Xbox One X upgrade patch and how to toggle between the different visual fidelity modes is available here.

The PlayStation 4 version of the game received a similar upgrade patch for the PlayStation 4 Pro system earlier in October, which introduced 4K resolution and enhancements such as improved ambient occlusion, texture filtering, as well as an all-around performance boost. Users of the PlayStation 4 Pro system can expect an additional upgrade patch, featuring support for HDR and a number of technical tweaks improving the overall experience, to be released in the near future.

Paul Bryant

Staff Writer

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