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What’s the point of Breath of the Wild at 4k?!
by anyfoo 4y ago
What’s the point of Breath of the Wild at 4k?!
- m-p-3 4y agoYou can run it at higher than 30fps as well, although with some issues. It does make a difference in smoothness.
- anyfoo 4y agoEveryone’s different, but to me it does not seem worth giving up the convenience of the Switch.
- tazard 4y agoHow about the steam deck then?
- anyfoo 4y agoTempting, but part of the draw of the Switch for me is its controller situation. I often play it propped up with the Joycons detached, one in each hand. Steam deck I would always have to hold in my hands, and can it be docked then? I’ve thought about getting one, but I have a feeling the games that I want to play on a computer instead of my Switch won’t benefit.
- Marsymars 4y agoConvenience doesn’t matter much to some people. When I get a Switch, I doubt I’ll ever play it undocked. I preferentially play Nintendo DS games on the Wii U Virtual Console rather than on my 3DS as I find it much more comfortable.
- edgyquant 4y agoI agree, but lots of people don’t
- blep_ 4y agoConvenience is relative to how the rest of your life is arranged. Some people have easy enough access to their computer that switching to a Switch would be less convenient.
- wolrah 4y ago> Everyone’s different, but to me it does not seem worth giving up the convenience of the Switch. To me, the Switch's portability is irrelevant. I'm not really a "game on the go" guy, it's just the console I had to buy to play modern Mario and Metroid. It lives in its dock 99% of the time, only coming out when I go on vacation, and these days since I have a Steam Deck that will probably become 100% of the time. When Nintendo announced the Switch Lite my immediate thought was how I'd love for them to do the exact opposite, give me a "Switch Heavy" that trades the screen and battery out for a faster SoC that can do 1080p instead of 720p and builds in all the features from the fancy dock that comes with the OLED model I can honestly say that Ryujinx sold me on the Switch as well, back in the summer of 2020 I saw some news posts about the development of the emulator, grabbed it and a copy of Mario Maker 2, and proceeded to play through the entire single player campaign in one sitting, which made me decide to get a real one so I could get online and get the user created content. I set up a few auto-refreshers on various store web sites and in a week or so ended up getting an order confirmed on one.
- bakugo 4y agoIt looks and runs better.
- Macha 4y agoPokemon Scarlet and Violet struggle on the Switch. I'd seriously consider switching to emulation on PC if it improved performance and reliability
- cercatrova 4y agoWhat kind of question is this? What's the point of any game looking and running better?