After the latest news, we now have more news about No Man’s Skywhich has also been released for Nintendo Switch 2 and has also announced a free upgrade pack for those who already have it on Switch 1.
After offering you our review of the Switch 2 version, now those responsible for it affirm that keeping the game up to date on platforms like Switch, Switch 2 and Steam Deck requires a much greater technical effortsince it requires two to three times more work than other versions.
This is so according to the programmer Martin Griffithswho highlights the constant challenge of optimizing memory and performance, still achieving impressive results, although these versions are still below the performance of more powerful consoles such as PS5 and Xbox Series X:
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Mobile platforms like Switch 1 and 2, along with the Steam Deck, require a disproportionate amount of engineering time with every update we release. Many of us at Hello Games spend two to three times as much time getting these updates to work perfectly, just like on other consoles, PC/Mac, etc. It’s a real joy to constantly overcome seemingly impossible memory limitations in an ever-evolving game, so people can continue to enjoy No Man’s Sky.
Would you dare to try it in No Man’s Sky?
Fountain.
