Bright Memory Infinite: the game announced on Switch, the proof with a trailer where a boss is cut
Available since November 11, Bright Memory: Infinite will indeed be released in 2022 on Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S and PS5. This is indeed what Playism announced as part of the Future Games Show 2022, specifying that the Nintendo Switch would be entitled to it at the same time. “I know gamers have to wait a little longer, but my partners and I felt we needed to take as long as possible so Bright Memory: Infinite on consoles would be a gem.explains in a press release the developer Zeng of FYQD-Studio. We therefore took the opportunity to optimize the game on each of the media. While I’ve always been confident about bringing the game to consoles, being able to play on these machines still feels like a miracle.“
Regarding the technical aspect, Bright Memory: Infinite will run at 60fps with ray-tracing on Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S and PS5, knowing that a “Performance” mode to switch to 120fps will also be offered. Naturally, the version intended for the console of Sony Interactive Entertainment will request the functionalities of the DualSense, including the famous adaptive triggers. On the Nintendo Switch side, we are guaranteed that the game will work natively and will not go through the Cloud in any way. Finally, each console will allow you to recover all the outfits and other cosmetic elements delivered with the base game on PC.

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