DARK SOULS REMASTERED SWITCH

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Dark Souls Remastered is an updated version of Dark Souls releasing on May 25th, 2018 for PC, PS4, and Xbox One. It was released for the Nintendo Switch on October 19th, 2018. The updated version of the game features graphical enhancements as well as an expanded online mode.

The remaster features better graphics and framerate than the original release. The remaster features the original level design "unchanged". There are some minor changes like the location of the Dried Finger and a new bonfire by Blacksmith Vamos, as well as the option to swap Covenants at your bonfire.

Online play has changed to accommodate up to 6 online players and includes password matchmaking

Differences between Dark Souls and 2018 Remaster
5 major changes from original Dark Souls
Online player capacity has been increased to 6 players instead of 4
Password matchmaking is available
Phantoms can heal themselves, and spawn with half as many Estus as they hold in their world. (in the original game, only hosts can heal phantoms with estus)
During invasions, humanity healing is disabled.
Weapon Matchmaking supplements Soul Level Matchmaking and Soul Level Matchmaking Range changed for some items. See Summon Range Calculator for details. (Note: it appears that there are unreported changes to the Summon Ranges for certain items in the Remaster, notably the Blue Eye Orb and Dragon Eye.  Therefore, until more information can be determined, the Summon Range Calculator should not be trusted to provide accurate information for these items in regards to summon range for the Remastered Edition.)
Framerate has been increased to 60 FPS instead of 30 (except for the Switch version in both docked and handheld modes)
Resolution has been increased to 1080p, with 4k native performance on PC and upscaled 4k from 1800p on PS4 Pro and Xbox One X.
Switch's resolution while docked is displayed in an adaptive 1080p (it changes depending on how graphically intense the game gets) while displayed in 720p in handheld mode.
Graphics have been "tailored" for the Nintendo Switch (according to Nintendo, talking about the Switch version)
The sound is compressed in the Switch version, most noticeably the sound of pressing any button in the title screen has its highs cut.
The remaster was developed by QOLC and Virtuos, with From and Namco operating in a publishing role.
A Bonfire has been added to the area where Blacksmith Vamos is encountered.
The Dried Finger is purchased from the Undead Merchant

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