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Digimon World 4 Xbox Game
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UPC:045557186029
Condition:Used
Genre:Role-Playing
Platform:Microsoft Xbox
Region:NTSC (N. America)
ESRB:Everyone
SKU:XBOX_DIGIMON_WORLD_4
———This game is fully cleaned, tested & working. Includes the Disc/Cartridge Only. May have some minor scratches/scuffs.This description was last updated on October 28th, 2020.
| Weight | 8 lbs |
|---|---|
| Product Type | |
| Platform | Original Xbox |
| ESRB Rating | Everyone |
| Genre | Action & Adventure |
| Players | 1-4 |
| Condition | Used |
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This port is amazing. I had the game on my Xbox for years and barely touched it. But on the switch I was able to play both portable and docked which helped me to finish it. Then for my 2nd play though I played on my Xbox. If this didn’t come out on the Switch I probably would never have completed one of the few masterpieces of this console generation.
If you know anything about the witcher then it is the fact that it is an absolutely beautiful game. You also may know that the switch is by far the least powerful console of this generation. That being said cdpr and saber interactive have managed to port one of the best rpgs of all time to this underpowered console. How have they done this, you might ask? Well, through lowering texture derail, running at a lower resolution and essentially squishing the game down to fit on a 32 GB game cartridge they have managed to get it to work. So do these downgrades take away from the experience? I don’t think so. Even though it doesn’t look as good as it did other consoles, you have to remember just how amazing it really was, I would say that this port looks comparable to the other AAA titles that came out the same year as the witcher, it just still looks good. The only real downside of this port is the frame rate does dip below 30fps from time to time, but I don’t really think it takes away from the joy of playing this game on the go. So who is this game for? I’d say it is for anyone who played the game on a different console who just want a reason to play it again or for people that have never played it but only have a switch. However, if you have never played it and do have a different console, play it there first so you get the full graphical experience and if you really love it, buy the switch version!I love this game and am so glad that they ported it to the switch, it is a fantast.
I’ve never played any of the Witcher games, or played Witcher 3 on PC or other major consoles. I purchased this with the expectation that it’d be a good game for Switch while I was traveling. It’s turned into a daily dose of awesome. I’ve looked at comparisons and while, yes, the graphics are scaled down, it is an absolutely amazing game. The fact I can play this on a hand-held is mind-blowing and it is 100% worth every penny spent. Toss a coin to your shop, buy Switcher 3!
I feel like the controls are just a little touchy on the switch, but I’m still playing and enjoying the heck out of it
I used to play this game on my PC and played through it. But having it now on the switch allows to play it everywhere.The controls are really good and the framerate is also great!If you like RPG’s – this is a must.
The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is a huge, open-world, western RPG. The “Complete Edition†is the full package, including all of the main game + both DLC campaigns.Here’s the thing: while the Witcher 3 looks far better on PS4/Xbox One (or especially PC) than it does on the Switch, the mere fact that it’s been ported to Switch is a technical marvel.The bottom line here is simple. The game plays smoothly. The load times are far quicker than they were for me on PS4. The frame rate keeps up at around a steady 30fps. The graphical downgrade, while definitely noticeable, is very passable and, on the small switch screen, looks just fine. It’s literally the entirety of The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt all on one 32gb cart – no downloads required (not for the DLC, not for a patch). It’s all here. All included. And that’s just insane.Not only that, but the game comes with extra goodies that most companies wouldn’t even consider these days (i.e., map, manual, stickers).I can’t believe I’m playing this game on a portable system. I can’t believe it runs as well as it does – plays as good as it does. I’m so glad CDPR decided to go through the effort of porting this game to Switch; so glad Saber Interactive worked hard to make it worthwhile.If you haven’t played The Witcher, it’s an amazingly detailed, well crafted RPG. If you have and are on the fence about buying it again, it’s discounted $10 already – you can play it on-the-go – and you can support CDPR for doing something most companies aren’t willing.
First of all, the game is amazing. I won’t be going into this because there are OODLES of reviews and critiques on the game itself. I will be talking about the technical issues that are a lot less than I expected from such a game on the switch.The first are the graphics. They have taken a hit but most of the really noticeable stuff is environment stuff which I’ve never taken to inspecting them closely so it didn’t really bother me. It’s mostly noticeable as you travel on your horse which admittedly is a common occurrence but never so bad that it worsened my experience. The characters and the cutscenes are absolutely GORGEOUS for a switch game that is this large.Bugs are an issue and I can’t speak to whether or not this is a switch specific thing or not so I’ll just describe my experiences here. Trees sometimes have an odd black box surrounding their entirety that flickers in and out (probably the invisible edges of the 3d model but I’m no expert), the stamina bar doesnt visually drain as you run on foot out of combat but you will still run out of stamina and have to restart running and such (it’s supposed to drain on running and jumping, just doesn’t show visually for some reason), some inventory/menu management hiccups that make things a little more annoying and cumbersome but nothing really too bad, and some pretty regular movement bugs while on the horse (not the pathfinding which has issues sometimes but occasionally when I go to turn on the joystick the controls are inve.
11/10. This is one of the best games I’ve ever played. I got it on xbox too it’s so great. I do recommend playing on handheld mode due to the reduction of graphic quality on a big screen t.v.
I’ve bought it to use Russian voiceover. According to CD Project info there is support of russian voice and text for version HAC-P-AURVE – this is the code on the box. But the code on card is LA-H-AURVE.When you first start the game it asks to download an update. After download I can select Russian as text but there is no option for Russian Voiceover.I will change my review to 5 stars if you fix the issue. Or I will just return the game.UPDATE: I was able to FREE DOWNLOAD RU Voiceover DLC from eShopHave fun and enjoy
I love this game! I haven’t played it on any other console besides the Switch but I think the graphics look great! There have been some glitches here and there but things have been fixed through the updates. I personally always like some glitches. I used to love finding them as a kid. Keeps things interesting!! This game is %200 my new favorite game. Which I never thought I’d ever love anything more than Final Fantasy, Zelda, and StarCraft. But here we are!
mr dead –
There are a lot of great aspects to this game well covered by other reviewers. I wanted to talk about another aspect I feel is quite important. Many of the games I find myself playing are set in a specific pattern. Point of origin. Clearly defined goals. Move forward. Pretty basic but you know where you have to go and how to accomplish a task. The reward and the challenge is based on timing and precision.This game is so much different because it’s a vast open world embracing choice. You have so much decision making to work through while you play the game. It’s so refreshing to be left to your own devices and play a game the way you want to play it.Having never played the Witcher on any other Console I can’t tell you about any compromise to the quality of graphics. I can only tell you it looks beautiful on the switch.I love being able to play for ten minutes, half an hour. Whatever. And then it auto saves so I can walk away to come back to it later. Definitely the kind of game you can continue to come back to.
Jesse S. –
Just buy the game already. It’s that good. The only person I’ve ever met who didn’t like this game has brain damage from childhood drug abuse and is emotionally retarded.The port is excellent and the lower resolution for the Switch gives the visuals a sort of painterly quality allowing the art direction to shine through.
Chris –
If you’re looking for a game review then you can find those on a bunch of other websites. The game came in great shape and quickly and thats what matters to me.
Pharone –
Love the game, and in hand held mode it’s amazing. If you’re going to play it in docked mode, go for the PS4 version instead. The graphics don’t look that great in docked mode.
Brian McFadden –
I’m not quite sure how they managed to fit all the material in the game of the year edition onto a switch and have it run as well as it does.The Witcher 3 is a great game for those of you who have not played it. There is enough variety to keep interested, a good story and characters to keep you entertained, and diverse enough gameplay to keep you challenged. Even years later it holds up.The only reason I am giving this 4 stars is that while I wish I could say it ran perfectly on the switch it does not. It runs well and I love being able to be able to play the Witcher 3 on the go, but that being said it has a technical hiccups here and there. Bad frame rate, slow loading times, and low graphical quality are among my common complaints. There is nothing gamebreaking but it is noticeable from time to time. That being said I still highly would recommend his game to anyone
HJB –
First of all. This is just straight amazing that this Masterpiece of a game was fit into an entire cartridge. But there are smaller games like Resident Evil series Triple Pack by Capcom that’s not on the whole Cartridge. I just can’t believe how great this port is.. Also, this game is not as burry as everybody been saying. If you played the PS4, Xbox One and PC versions.. You is not missing out at all by buying the Switch version. Plus you will get the whole game on one Cartridge and 2 DLC’sNow, my question is why didn’t the other companies do what CD Project Red did. I mean everything that’s in the other versions is in this one. The graphics may not be as good as those versions. But the love that’s put into this port! Is Sansantional!!
Vecha Keason –
One of the few companies to use a 32GB card instead of making us download 1/2 or so of the game after we bought it.There’s a 3 or so GB patch, but the game is playable without the patch(may face more slowdowns or bugs).Graphics aren’t too bad, still a downgrade of course. If aliasing drives you nuts, probably wouldn’t reccomend dock.When docked, it’s like a very ambitious xbox 360 game(and low pc settings, sometimes seems lower in some areas. Not NPCs tho). Lighting is amazing, same with water, and weather in general. Still beautiful even if it can seem muddy and blurry at times.If played on a smallish tv/pc monitor it’s more bearable(for me) but I’m also fine with older graphics from last console/pc generations.Still the same witcher, just more portable than a laptop, and easy to pick up and put down.For those that haven’t played it, watch some gameplay online. Some dislike the combat, but it’s not as bad as some same. The spells, potions, devotions, and tools add much strategy to boss battles.And the main story and side quest stories are the best in any open world game.
Sky –
I bought this version of the game when it launched because of the physical goodies like the stickers and map that came with the game for the same price as the digital version. I personally prefer physical versions of games so my friends and I can easily share games between systems. If I’m ever strapped for cash I can also sell the game for most of it’s asking price.There are some graphical downgrades to this version of the Witcher III, but it is a small price to pay imo for the added portability of the game. I’ve played about 60 hours of the game so far and it honestly seems to use less battery power than BOTW, so don’t be afraid of the game draining your battery too quickly.I also haven’t run into any switch version exclusive bugs, so that’s a plus.Final verdict: if you want to play the Witcher on the go, please get this version, you won’t regret it. If you mostly game at home on a big screen, you are better off playing on your PC for the graphical improvements and smoother framerate.
In2Mac –
Pros:- Beautifully built immersive world- Hours upon hours of quest gameplay- Satisfying combat dynamics- compelling plot lines; choose your own adventure style gaming makes each game uniqueCons:- Game is buggy (graphics render strangely sometimes, swimming dynamics are bad)- Mechanics are over-complicated and hard to pick up quickly- Some of the writing / storytelling is like an incel’s wet dream…ridiculously chauvinistic portrayal of women and sex
Jen –
So far I have purchased Witcher 3 six times. Half were gifts for friends. Still got my moneys worth. It is a steller fantasy game with a vast world with a wonderful story with amazing characters. You play as Geralt who is one of the least interesting characters in the game. In all honesty it is the side characters that really pulled me in. The Crookback Bog section with the Baron and Jonny are some highlights. Gameplay is more bland. Dodge, slash, magic, eat, and repeat. Block can be added with humans but is useless against monters. Its not bad but lacking compared to BotW in terms of gameplay. This is when I would talk about graphics and sound. The Witcher 3 is one of the best looking games when modding on PC today. The xb1x looks great, the PS4 looks good but suffers from fps drops like the og xbone. Then theres Switch. The Switch features dynamic resolution of 720 docked, but dips well below. On PC you can’t even replicate it. The textures are muddy, the vegetation are poor, load times are long, and pop in is glaring, but this is all understandable seeing how this system only uses 18 watts. Less than a TV. But for me its the fps drops that bother me. The Switch is brought to its knees here. For those of us on PC we could tell you this game is less reliant on ram or vram and more on raw CPU and GPU performance. The Switch just can not stream data fast enough and the cpu is getting hammered in sections. There is little chance CDPR can get anymore blood from this stone with a.