there's no polygon count in the image. and it's just the lighting that's removed, nothing else
maybe, maybe not. in the few games, I went through they don't. but these weren't the highest budgeted PS4 games
you haven't proven that "hiding the lowpoly-ness" was an intended effect. that's an assumption on your part
The Echoes of Wisdom team finally doing 3D Zelda?Yeah, someone was able to mod it out.
It's certainly not all cel-shading, but I can't imagine the game being well-received visually looking like this.
Thursday, June 27, 2024 at 10 a.m. JST
Ah I see... yeah, totally fair. I must say it's not the hardest of assumptions to make still, the art designers definitely knew it would help more than it wouldn't, even if that wasn't their main intention. I concede here, can't prove that with anything but logic.
Hm, that's not bad at all for a remaster... Nice to know at least, how do you find these for PS4 games I haven't ever heard counts of? I'd love to know to do some research myself.
Just to be clear, the idea is to have wireless connectivity from the Switch to the Dock, and the wired controller connected to the dock?
the cel-shading was easily the best decision they could've made for this and TOTK, both for the hayao miyazaki-inspired art direction and for still staying within the restraints of the switch hardware.Yeah, someone was able to mod it out.
It's certainly not all cel-shading, but I can't imagine the game being well-received visually looking like this.
Switch 2 hints happening here are less than nil. If there's any Q&A (is there? Genuinely not sure if this meeting would), it'll be bog-standard "We'll reveal more at a later date this fiscal year".
Furukawa has never answered these questions directly. Last year, there were people who came to make trouble.
Only thing i know is that @Shareholder Chad stated previously that he saw the big shareholder meeting as more relevant at giving interesting information than the fiscal year briefings.
I’m mostly curious seeing if Nintendo gets questioned for BC, since the 3ds announcement revealed that it’ll have BC.
It'd probably be simpler to just use a stand that lets you plug something into the USB port while keeping the console propped up. Anything that can be plugged into the dock's USB ports can also be plugged directly into the console.
Usually nothing of note aside from unhinged shareholder questions happens at this particular meeting.
In-depth discussion about the company's financial results over the past year, stock dividends, board elections, etc. Basically nothing that most of us would care about. There is the Q&A, but the official English translations of those won't show up until next week, and probably won't tell us anything about Switch 2, with Furukawa basically going "we'll discuss this later in the fiscal year."
Of course designers craft their models with art style, lighting, and rendering efficiency in mind. It's just...how things are done. But the art style came first. It wasn't something they forced upon themselves to mask the inadequacy of the hardware.
A stellar Nintendo Direct will do that.
So Wednesday 9pm EST /6pm PST, hopefully we here something about when they plan to announce Switch 2.
There’s nothing they can do about the Yen’s valuation. They don’t delay the console just because of it. At the last hour, the Yen valuation is an entry registered as a threat in a document. Nintendo will release the console in 2025 because they always intended to
I imagine if they do announce it, it'll be in a very corporate-friendly way, something like:
That’s pretty much all I need to hear.
Nintendo is probably more eager to launch the system since keeping the Switch 2 lineup in a shelf seems worrisome.
Can it be? Given both that already most PS5 games are 4K or very near, and that FSR is already there on PS5 as a fair decent DLSS alternative, both seem like incremental steps. I feel like as long as they don't try pushing beyond 4K120, the room for improvement in a shared library will be fairly small in most games. Unless they build a game around PS5 Pro's strength and then leave the game on base PS5 to be rendered at 720p pre-FSR or something. Shorter version: Imagining if PS4 Pro was released as just a 1080p machine with the promise of it being the end of sub-1080p gaming.
That's something that has the potential to improve things even given the same frame rate/resolution limits, anyway. Though as someone with a 3060Ti, I've usually found RT to be pretty costly versus what difference it makes to the image.
It's just fanboys perhaps playing the odds and assuming GTA6 will skip Switch 2. Because historically they would be right. But a lot has changed since GTA 5
Don't worry you're in the minority.hey
to me, and considering rockstar's continually expanded nintendo support come the switch generation, it doesn't make much sense that they would port over red dead redemption 1, gta trilogy, la noire, but not gta v, a game that would assuredly sell like hotcakes to the switch's younger demographic of players (which undoubtedly makes up a large chunk of the gta series' sales lol)
at least most UE5 games (for now) give you the option to turn RT off. though I wouldn't be surprised if that started changing. Still Wakes the Deep doesn't allow you to turn off RT (you can probably do it in the ini file, but no one gives enough of a shit to test)
FSR might be doing the same job, but a 4x upscale just isn't good lookingg with FSR, and to my knowledge is rare in console land. If PSSR can make 4x upscales viable that opens a significant way to increase performance without needing to rely on new raster perf. DLSS 4k upscale runs at sub 1ms frame times on mid-high end RTX cards, which makes a full 4k upscale "free" regardless of what the input res is.
While I may agree with you on the other stuff, how do you know how someone plays something seriously or not?
. You only see them buying the game, but you're not in their homes watching them play. Or are they all telling you how they play?
cartoony/cel shaded games, age much better then realistic looking games, Wind Waker look amazing, even 20+ year of it release
this lifeless doll like characters, look creepy and awful.Yeah, someone was able to mod it out.
It's certainly not all cel-shading, but I can't imagine the game being well-received visually looking like this.
This is like looking at the backside of a theater set and deciding that the whole production will be garbageYeah, someone was able to mod it out.
It's certainly not all cel-shading, but I can't imagine the game being well-received visually looking like this.
It's when the early development footage of GTA6 was leaked and people started talking shit about it, despite it being a early build.
Or Xenoblade 2. The game looked rough at the Switch presentation, but looked so much better later on.
The fact remains that the main problem is that fsr's 4x upgrades really don't work well as oldpuck said, and dlss's 4x upgrades are near perfect.
Brother uuughh.Yeah, someone was able to mod it out.
It's certainly not all cel-shading, but I can't imagine the game being well-received visually looking like this.
That generalisation is not cool to begin with.
