With Star Wars The Force Unleashed now available for the Nintendo Switch, a new comparison video has been released, comparing the Switch port to the older Nintendo Wii and PS3 versions.
Ported by the team behind the upcoming Knights of the Old Republic Remake, Aspyr Media, the enhanced Switch version is a port of 2008's Wii version of the popular game, complete with motion controls and multiplayer duel mode. So how does this enhanced version of the game compare to the old-gen Wii, PlayStation 2, and PlayStation 3 versions? YouTube channel "ElAnalistaDeBits" put the game to the test on the platforms to check out the differences in visuals and performance.
Although graphical improvements are minor, certain aspects, including shadows and texture filtering, appear to have been improved. The biggest improvement is on the performance side with the Switch version hitting a stable 60FPS, whereas the older versions of the game were either capped or suffered from V-sync issues. In addition, loading times on Nintendo's hybrid platform appear to be pretty fast, especially when compared to the PlayStation 3 version of the title.
Check out the comparison video down below and see how this Switch version performs.
Star Wars: The Force Unleashed is available now globally for the Nintendo Switch. The port was officially announced during a Nintendo Direct earlier this year.
Experience an untold story set between Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith and Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope, wielding the powers of the dark side as a powerful Force user in a battle that will forever shape the galaxy.
Key Features:
Play as Starkiller and destroy all who stand in your way on your quest to serve Lord Vader.
Unleash epic Force powers and lightsaber combos with optional Nintendo Switch Joy-Con™ motion controls.
Battle your friends in local multiplayer Duel Mode to determine the galaxy’s most powerful Jedi, with 27 characters to choose from!
Travel the Star Wars galaxy and defeat powerful Jedi Masters across a variety of iconic locations, including Cloud City, the Wookiee homeworld Kashyyyk, the floral planet Felucia, and the junk world of Raxus Prime.
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