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Ni No Kuni Ps4 Review PS4 And PC

This version saw an enhanced release for PS3 in the form of Ni no Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch that was finally brought over to North America and Europe by Bandai Namco Entertainment in 2013.

Ni no Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch on PS3 was interesting because it arrived when there were a dearth of big budget JRPGs on home console.

This definitely helped it sell well in addition to Level-5s charm.

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Ni no Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch Remastered is out now on PS4 and PC while the original gets a port for Nintendo Switch and the end results of the console versions is interesting.

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We will have a full review of Ni no Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch Remastered in the future but heres what you need to know about the PS4 Pro and Nintendo Switch releases.

If youre playing on a PS4 Pro with a 1080p display, go with the 1440p mode for the performance boost.

The art style scales very well in general, even on the Nintendo Switch in at least one of the two ways to play the game on the hybrid console.

As usual, theres a distinct lack of proper anti-aliasing for some aspects on the Switch while the PS4 image is gorgeous all the way.

The only aspect where the PS4 graphics could be better is the shadow quality for certain objects.

The interface and the gameplay are nowhere close to a full 1080p output.

I can understand if games cant hit the native resolution for gameplay (even though this is a PS3 port and not a remaster for Switch), but not having the interface and menus crisp when docked is super disappointing.

The Nintendo Switch version has constant shimmering for some things in the environment regardless of if you play docked or handheld.

I definitely prefer the 1440p option because the frame rate not only affects gameplay and responsiveness in Ni no Kuni but also in engine cutscenes.

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The core gameplay itself doesnt really benefit from 60fps like an action game would so feel free to try out whatever suits your TV screen better.

I noticed the frame rate struggle a bit in the overworld in both modes on PS4 Pro.

This happened when moving and panning the camera at the same time.

I noticed some more input lag on Nintendo Switch compared to PS4 Pro at 30fps.

Given how Tales of Vesperia struggles on Nintendo Switch, I was worried about Ni no Kuni but thankfully the end result is fine at least handheld.

Just know that it doesnt look great when you dock it on even a 1080p TV.

If you want to get the best console experience on TV, PS4 Pro is the way to go for sure.

A lot of the hand drawn art scales really well and looks good on Switch handheld even in its non Remastered form.

If you dont value portable play, dont even consider the Switch version and get it on PS4.

Ni no Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch is now available on Nintendo Switch.