WB Games Support has responded to those inquiring about their canceled Hogwarts Legacy pre-orders, and it apparently is because of the PS4/Xbox One version delay. Various posts on social media have shown that Hogwarts Legacy players are getting their pre-orders canceled and are confused as to why.
RELATED: Hogwarts Legacy Confirms How Many Achievements/Trophies Will Be in the GameĪs if this whole situation wasn't confusing enough, now some Hogwarts Legacy fans have had their pre-orders canceled. And finally, the Nintendo Switch version of Hogwarts Legacy won't be available until July 25. The February dates only apply to those playing on PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X those on PS4 and Xbox One will have to wait until April 4 to play the game. On February 7, those that have pre-ordered the Digital Deluxe or Collector's Edition of Hogwarts Legacy will get to start their adventure, despite the fact that the game's official release date isn't until February 10. The Hogwarts Legacy release date situation has become quite confusing. Many Harry Potter fans will soon have the chance to explore an open world version of Hogwarts, but not everyone will get to jump in on day one. Hogwarts Legacy is easily one of 2023's most anticipated games, and its release date is right around the corner. They gave themselves six more months and a launch target just in time for Christmas, let's see what they can do with that extra time.Some Hogwarts Legacy players are finding their pre-orders for the game are being canceled. But the point is that the Switch has been mangled and beaten into running games that everyone said were impossible. The hardware is weak and there isn't enough RAM, we all know it's going to be a huge compromise no matter how they pull it off.
So my feeling is that either the environment will be painstakingly flattened and many characters will have their rich details forcibly torn out, or they will have to give up on simplifying and go with a cloud based client. Plague Tale implemented a cloud-based client instead of trying to cut the game down to run on Switch. It's definitely got a simpler underlying engine tho. īut Crysis Remastered was stellar, even subjectively comparable to playing the standard version on Deck. It depends on the limits of the engine and how they implement the port.
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