The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt

According to NSFW blog Recapped, Netflix are developing The Witcher animated series alongside the upcoming live-action series. Apparently, the idea is to premier the show between season one and two

Netflix revealed the release date of The Witcher TV series. In a post on Twitter, Netflix posted round-up of how many days there are remaining until certain shows arrive and The Witcher is at 97 days, meaning it's coming on 17 December.

CD Projekt Red announced that The Witcher 3 will finally pop up on Nintendo Switch on 15 October 2019. Many were curious whether the handheld console will be able to run the game but the gameplay certainly points to a positive outcome.

Netflix's The Witcher showrunner Lauren Hissrich has shared a couple of new details about the upcoming series. She said that the series won't have a singular bad guy but there will be a lot of monsters that will be integral to the story.

Netflix have finally shared first promo shots for their upcoming The Witcher TV series. The photos feature Geralt, Ciri and Yennefer and it's safe to say that they look much better than those from the costume test shots from last year.

Nintendo reaffirmed their stance on not censoring third party games as opposed to Sony that found it to be their new hobby. This only applies to censoring sexual content though apparently since Nintendo still meddled with Witcher 3.

Combine Nintendo, Europe and a game that is not entirely child-friendly and you get inevitable censorship. It happened again, this time with the port of CD Projekt Red's smash hit The Witcher 3 as some hanging corpses are missing.

The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt will run at 540p in handheld mode and 720p dynamic resolution when docked. As expected, the game will look completely different when compared to PC, PS4 and Xbox, with low-res textures and less detailed environment.

The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is coming to Nintendo Switch later this year it's been announced by CD Projekt Red. The trailer has been revealed during Nintendo's E3 2019 Nintendo Direct presentation, providing only a glimpse of gameplay.

Netflix's Witcher TV series season one filming has successfully ended it's been confirmed by the series' main star Henry Cavill in his Instagram post. The series should now enter post-production before the release sometime in late 2019.