The critically acclaimed NieR:Automata, directed by YOKO TARO and developed by PlatinumGames Inc. Down below you’ll find the Nintendo Direct video embedded right at the timestamp for the NieR:Automata trailer and below that, you’ll find more info specifically about the Switch version of the game, from SQUARE ENIX’s press release. SQUARE ENIX’s press release states that the physical edition will contain symbolic artwork on the front cover by character designer, Akihiko Yoshida and that there will also be reversible box art featuring A2, which was designed by concept artist, Koda Kazuma. The game is scheduled to launch this upcoming October 6th, 2022. Glory to Mankind and all that.During today’s Nintendo Direct Mini, it was announced that SQUARE ENIX is bringing NieR:Automata The End of YoRHa Edition to Nintendo Switch.
After playing through the game’s opening I think this is not only a solid version of the classic action RPG, but a new benchmark of what we can expect from older games making their way to the platform. Turns out the answer is way better than I ever could have expected. How was this game that was already a technical mess on far more powerful hardware going to hold up on a portable console that had a less than stellar history when it came to ports of more ambitious titles. So when it was announced that Automata would be coming to Nintendo Switch in the form of the End of Yorha Edition, I feared the worst. Despite it being heralded by many as a modern masterpiece, the game isn’t shown very much respect. The PC version sucked too, with fans constantly asking Square Enix to fix its many issues with little success. On PS4 and Xbox One it strived to hit 60 frames per second, but frequently dropped beneath its performance target and thus provided an experience that was ultimately inconsistent.
Nier: Automata has never been especially well optimised.
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