Switch it on

The Witcher 3is one of the few games that keeps on giving, beckoning people back to it like a siren’s call. Whether it’s the clever DLC expansions or plain old graphical mods or updates; it’s very easy to get sucked back intoWild Hunt.

The Switch version was perhaps the best effort by CD Projekt Red to keep people talking about it, which thankfully fit on one giant game card. But it seems like the publisher isn’t quite done with it just yet, as they just unleashed a new update (3.7) for Switch owners this week.

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In short, it fixes “numerous bugs” and adds to the overall stability of the game. That’s a familiar patch pass for any Nintendo fan, as Nintendo itself loves to deliver those vague updates on a regular basis. But there’s also a few extras tucked away in there, like an updated Simplified Chinese localization and a bug fix for “multiple file transfers to/from Steam.”

CD Projekt Red says that Switch users could be hit with a nasty issue where their progress was blocked depending on how they transferred their save from PC to Switch; so those problems should be fixed going forward.Thronebreakerwas also updated to 1.0.2: you can find those notes below.

Promotional art for Warframe`s Duviri Paradox, which shows Dominus Thrax and the cast of the expansion.

Excuse me while I imagine the countryside ofBlood and Winefor the 10th time this month. I’m not quite relenting to theWitcherbug just yet, but I’ll succumb soon enough once the new generation madness has quieted down andCyberpunk 2077is finished.

Naoe, Sorin, and Jinchiro looking serious

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Oraxia, a spider-inspired Warframe with multiple legs. Webs appear on the background.