Loading time is one of the biggest differences between last-gen and current-gen consoles, as the latter feature an SSD (as opposed to an HDD) through which data can travel much faster. Even on current-gen hardware, it sometimes needs to load for a second before letting you go through a door at Hogwarts castle.
Though Hogwarts perhaps isn't the most technically advanced video game of the modern era, with many reports of visual bugs, the game does feature very detailed high-fidelity areas with a lot of individual assets. The game has been out for nearly a month now, so reviewers and fans have had enough time to deeply examine what it brings to the table. Now, the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One ports have been delayed yet again, and it undoubtedly raises concerns for players still stuck on older hardware. RELATED: Hogwarts Legacy Review: A Magical World With Uninspiring GameplayA few months later, in December 2022, Hogwarts Legacy confirmed that the last-gen versions of the game, for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, would be releasing in April 2023, the Switch version in July 2023, and that only the PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S and PC versions would launch in February. Then, after the confirmation of its February 10, 2023, release date, the developers stated that the Switch version would no longer be releasing in tandem with the other two console platforms, but would instead release sometime later at an unknown date. Previously slated for April 4, the versions will now launch on May 5, barring any further delays.Since its first official reveal during a PlayStation showcase in 2020, Hogwarts Legacy had touted that it would be coming to all platforms, including Nintendo Switch.
It's been confirmed via Twitter that the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One versions of the recently released smash hit, Hogwarts Legacy, have been delayed yet again.
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