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C портом RE7 на Свитч проблема, по мнению источников Форбса он просто не потянет его:
Хотя если он будет продаваться как Wii, то и порт будет и все "потянет" =)Express Online spoke to RE7’s producer Masachika Kawata, and while they seem to respect the Switch, that does not mean they’re porting to it.
“I think it's a very unique piece of hardware," producer Masachika Kawata explained. "I'm looking forward to the possibilities of the system itself, but we have no plans at the moment regarding Resident Evil on Switch."
Resident Evil, though not a family-friendly series, is no stranger to Nintendo hardware, which may make this news a bit disheartening for fans and potential Switch buyers. The Wii had Resident Evil 4, RE: Umbrella Chronicles, RE: Darkside Chronicles and RE Zero while the Wii U had Resident Evil: Revelations. But some may recall that Capcom has been publicly critical of Nintendo's hardware in the past. A Resident Evil 5 producer once famously said that the Wii couldn't even run that game's title screen. And despite that comment being made almost eight years ago, things have not changed. Resident Evil 7 will be yet another major release that will not make its way to the Nintendo Switch.
In the case of Resident Evil, the issue almost certainly seems to be a lack of power, rather than a lack of will, as in RE7 probably just cannot run on a Switch effectively. Yes, there’s always the argument that developers are waiting to see if the Switch is a huge hit and then they’ll commit to system, but it’s likely more than that.
Perhaps there’s little purpose in continuing to beat this point into the ground, but everyone has always hoped that whatever Nintendo’s next system would be, it would finally rebuild those bridges with third parties and develop a system capable of playing all these big games. But the more we learn about upcoming games and the Switch itself, the more it seems like Nintendo is now even losing what little third-party support it had left, with the Switch’s line-up looking even more anemic than the Wii U’s was early on. And going back to RE5, in this case Nintendo is still having the exact same issues with the exact same developers of the exact same series.
A system can rarely thrive on exclusives alone, and PS4 and Xbox would be dead if they tried as much. Only Nintendo seems to have the power to walk this tightrope and survive, but the Switch might be its toughest challenge to date in this regard.
http://www.forbes.com/sites/insertc...g-to-the-nintendo-switch-either/#22404a891536