The fantastic beasts of Hogwarts Legacy could feel like a part of the real world, and walking the halls of Hogwarts would likely feel much more real wearing a VR headset than it would watching it on a screen. The games and headsets are meant to make players feel like they're actually in the game that they're playing, which means that Hogwarts Legacy's goal of creating a gameplay experience tailored to each individual may be best achieved with VR. The concept of VR is, in a sense, total immersion. Since player choice and personalization are so important, immersion will likely be crucial in order to get the best gameplay possible. The developers have teased character creation, choices that will impact the entire game, and even the possibility of becoming a Dark Wizard. It seems designed to let them create their own Hogwarts student and design their magical experience around them.
Hogwarts Legacy might break Harry Potter canon, but in doing so it could also make a Wizarding World that truly belongs to the players. Yet, simply having another option to be able to play Hogwarts Legacy, and especially the handheld versatility of the Switch, is a positive move for everyone in the gaming community and Harry Potter fans.From what's been revealed so far, it would seem that Hogwarts Legacy is all about making players feel like they really are a student attending the Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry and exploring the game's features and lore. Sadly, it is very likely that the quality of the game will not be the same as many have come to expect from seeing the original version for the PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X. The good news for Nintendo Switch owners is that Hogwarts Legacy is still in development and expected to release on the Switch just in time for the holiday season. If players are required to download the game or use a physical cartridge, the size of the game could quickly fill up any space they have on their systems. The massive size of Hogwarts Legacy has led some to believe that it may not be able to run on the Switch without being a cloud version, but this has not yet been either verified or disputed by Nintendo or Avalanche Software. The Nintendo Switch has released several games as Cloud versions where players access the game online rather than having a physical cartridge or download on their system.
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