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Rime on the Nintendo has been fixed, looks decent now

Rime has been updated on the Nintendo Switch, the port over to the portable console actually looks decent now.

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In December, Rime developer promised that some of the main problems that the Nintendo Switch port faced were going to be fixed, Rime has now had its Nintendo Switch port updated.

Developer Grey Box has come through with their promise they made back in December 2017, the developer said that they would be fixing the problems that the Nintendo Switch port of Rime faced. A video has been released by Direct-Feed Games showing the original game before the patch and the game after the patch was received.

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Clearly from the video you can see that there has been major improvements in the terms of visual fidelity, color, contrasting, shadows and of course frame-rate.

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