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Topic	Bloomberg is still insisting that a 4k Nintendo console exists
Darmik 09/29/21 6:54:42 PM #17:	PiOverlord posted... Tbh, I barely even notice the difference between game graphics nowadays. PS3 to PS4 was the last actual jump where I was like "yeah, it does look better, sure" I mean, it would look a little better I'm sure, but not enough where I notice. Super Mario Odyssey already was beautiful in so many ways. Games that aren't the highest-quality with graphics are more of a matter of how much texture-work the devs put into the game more so than the resolution and the power of the Switch (like Mario Golf looks a little rough when you examine it closely because it's pretty clear textures weren't at the forefront of their checklist for that game). Honestly my only real issues with Switch visuals are the anti-aliasing (it often looks jaggy) and the resolution when it's below 720p/1080p depending on the mode. 360 and PS3 had the same issues. So I think the successor will be in a much sweeter spot. Especially if it has DLSS where it can upscale games to 4k without much grunt. Punching above their weight is classic Nintendo so hopefully that rumor pans out. --- Kind Regards, Darmik <cite>Darmik posted [p:958539724] in Bloomberg ... [t:79685834]...</cite> <quote>PiOverlord posted... </cite> <quote>Tbh, I barely even notice the difference between game graphics nowadays. PS3 to PS4 was the last actual jump where I was like "yeah, it does look better, sure" I mean, it would look a little better I'm sure, but not enough where I notice. Super Mario Odyssey already was beautiful in so many ways. Games that aren't the highest-quality with graphics are more of a matter of how much texture-work the devs put into the game more so than the resolution and the power of the Switch (like Mario Golf looks a little rough when you examine it closely because it's pretty clear textures weren't at the forefront of their checklist for that game).</quote> Honestly my only real issues with Switch visuals are the anti-aliasing (it often looks jaggy) and the resolution when it's below 720p/1080p depending on the mode. 360 and PS3 had the same issues. So I think the successor will be in a much sweeter spot. Especially if it has DLSS where it can upscale games to 4k without much grunt. Punching above their weight is classic Nintendo so hopefully that rumor pans out. --- Kind Regards, Darmik</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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