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Topic	Crash Bandicoot N Sane Trilogy on Switch looks like a blurry mess
Metalsonic66 06/29/18 12:11:13 PM #17:	Gamechamp3k posted... I think this comparison speaks a lot to the flawed art direction of N. Sane Trilogy. Crash ends up looking better in the Switch version thanks to the downgrade. Crash was designed to look good with the original low polygon limitations: he's a character with a literal hard edge. With the fuzzy fur effects removed from the Switch version, Crash's edges are a bit sharper. I still think it's aesthetically a big step down from his PS1 model, but it's a major improvement from the PS4 version. Couldn't disagree more. Though I do think the Switch version doesn't look that bad. --- PSN/Steam ID: Metalsonic_69 Big bombs go kabang. <cite>Metalsonic66 posted [p:904187138] in Crash Band... [t:76756978]...</cite> <quote><cite>Gamechamp3k posted...</cite> <quote>I think this comparison speaks a lot to the flawed art direction of N. Sane Trilogy. Crash ends up looking better in the Switch version thanks to the downgrade. Crash was designed to look good with the original low polygon limitations: he's a character with a literal hard edge. With the fuzzy fur effects removed from the Switch version, Crash's edges are a bit sharper. I still think it's aesthetically a big step down from his PS1 model, but it's a major improvement from the PS4 version.</quote> Couldn't disagree more. Though I do think the Switch version doesn't look that bad. --- PSN/Steam ID: Metalsonic_69 Big bombs go kabang.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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