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Thats the magic of the trilogy, where every game has its uniqueness which makes each one special in its own way.
The music, atmosphere and lore of Witcher 1 takes it a long way where a different engine would not provide it justice.
Witcher 1 is Witcher 1 and cannot be made in a Witcher 3 or 2 graphic - similarly, Witcher 2 stands out on its own too.
Cheers.