Yeah, this was one of the posts I had in mind. I also remember a post/posts that estimated the potential calculation time for DLSS on Dane. The methodology might have been as simple as normalizing the RTX 3000 results to the number of SMs in Dane, but I didn’t want to replicate it naively.
Are good the ergonomics of these playing with only one joy-con in horizontal? I like the idea of more ergonomics joy-con but the issue is that you need to make them ergonomic enough to be able to play with one of them in horizontal and I don't think that this is.
Keep in mind that I very rarely play with a single Joy-Con in a horizontal grip. Saying that, the ergonomics of a single Joy-Con in a horizontal grip with the PDP Joy-Con Gel Guards installed seemed good to me.
Game Boy Color had exclusives, DSi had exclusives, n3DS had exclusives. but those were all much smaller leaps in performance than Dane Switch
maybe if the game in question is already on the base Switch. but Dane exclusives and down ports from Series and PS5, I'm not expecting it to hit 4K output. maybe if Lovelace's 4th gen tensor cores are another big leap in performance or nvidia/nintendo make a new algorithm that's faster at teh expense of quality
In fact on these platforms the exclusives were few, right?
Put that curved tongue back in your mouthI think Dakhil meant curved in a different way, not arched
There were over 600 GBC only games, I believe, and over 300 DSIWARE releases. Only the New 3DS didn't have hundred of them, but I doubt that was what Nintendo wanted.
Yes, beyond the name (and the Tegra generation), I was thinking that if a console gets several exclusive titles that take advantage of the new power you can technically talk about a "successor".
It was probably Thraktor, or it could have been Zedark, or maybe Mercury_Sgt
the Gameboy Color also had a more 2x clocked CPU boost
Initially when the Switch came out, they didn't advertise it as a "successor" but more like a pillar in addition to the 3DS and mobile despite everyone knowing that the 3DS was very much on its last legs.There, such a move would be interesting and I wonder how Nintendo would market it.
"A SKU that is not a successor to the current Switch, running new games that only a successor could run."
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I think they're basically going to do the same as Xbox this generation.
Make the dock stream like the wiiu for asymetrical multiplayer games, like wii gamepad + tv.
there's also Mario and RabbidsI hope Ubisoft is also preparing something (the Assassin's Creed post Black Flag and maybe Far Cry) since this year, if I'm not mistaken, the only thing coming on Switch is Just Dance
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Is that something customizable? I was under the impression that the number of tensor cores per SM is fixed for a given architecture, i.e. that Dane would be composed of Lovelace SMs. If that were true, then Nintendo couldn’t scale tensor performance without increasing the number of SMs and/or the clock speed, which would affect the power budget.
True, but Mario + Rabbids is coming out next year.
considering also that they could have brought one of the Far Cry releases on ps360 and introduced the series to more players.
Beyond Good and Evil 2
What you just did is Beyond Evil...
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it could be customized, but that's a hefty design cost. such is why Nvidia started using desktop designs for battery devices starting with Kepler.
yeah..... no lol
they'd have to find another supplier of sticks. or maybe shell out more for a different tech than the graphite pads they use now
The post that I am imagining in my head estimated the time for DLSS to run on 2-3 potential Dane configurations in ms. TBH, I may be remembering a composite of various related posts.@Anatole I think I might have found it:
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On the contrary, I'm pretty sure he said it was very recent info. So maybe not to the day current but it at least seemed like he meant within the past month or so.
For Galaxy in the 3D All Stars? Or is it gonna be used in more games eventually?NERD already did that
I would find that super, super weird, moreso because PS5 only released 4 years after the PS4 Pro came out. And PS4 still gets a lot of cross gen support.
I don't think so. New Nintendo 3DS and Game Boy Color had first party exclusive games, and yet were still counted as 3DS and GB. That's the bigger difference between Nintendo revisions to what the PS4 Pro and XBSX were. I'm certain there are PS5 and Series X games that would run fine on Pro and X but not on the base versions, so they won't be released just in the premium model. Whereas some games were released only on GBC and New 3DS, but most of the games were compatible with the OG model and major games came for the OG models years after the revisions came. (Like most of the 2015-2018 major games for 3DS released for both models, sole exceptions were FE Warriors and Xenoblade Chronicles 3D, with major games like Pokémon games releasing even in 2017).
Lovelace succeeds Ampere, the current GPU arch. Orin is succeeded by Atlan. Kopite7Kimi, a gpu leaker said Orin and Dane moved to Lovelace arch from Ampere
it was Super Mario Sunshine that NERD used AI upscaling on, and for the cutscenes. but NERD and NCL's patent was for using AI upscaling in real time like DLSS
I agree with this. I think we can see like a Resident Evil VIllage or REmake 4 port for Dane, but the biggest shine will be Resident Evil Outrage that will come for the OG Switch and made with the Switch in mind. So I expect third party exclusives and timed exclusives and first party games to be all compatible with the OG Switch, while benefiting from DLSS and more power to look better, whereas multiplat games that wouldn't be able to run on OG would be ported exclusively for Dane.
Oh, I completely missed that, I thought Dane and Orin were Ampere. When did this leaker say they moved to Lovelace?
That thing is never coming lol we can expect it for PS6. Or for never.
