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Thanks to them Pokemon Scarlet Violet is actually playable in smooth 60fps https://youtu.be/33Ao4elXwtc https://youtu.be/33Ao4elXwtc The Switch has many great

Thanks to them Pokemon Scarlet Violet is actually playable in smooth 60fps https://youtu.be/33Ao4elXwtc https://youtu.be/33Ao4elXwtc The Switch has many great quality ports but somehow Nintendo’s first party titles are so bad, as if they don’t care at all (casue people buy the Pokemon games no matter what)

bakugo 4y ago
Does the mod actually work well without any major issues? I kinda dropped the game halfway through on console, the awful performance and graphics being the main reason why, but if it works well enough on an emulator now, I might grab my save and continue there.
- haunter 4y ago
  Yes but you need a more or less top of the line PC. Most guides recommend an RTX 30xx at least + a very recent multi core CPU (Intel 12th/13th gen or AMD Ryzen 5000/7000). Also it depends on the resolution you want to play at. 4k is possible but it's also more demanding. 4k 60 fps for example https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EEPzsoqqav4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EEPzsoqqav4
  - bakugo 4y ago
    I've got an 12600k and RTX 3070 so I'll give it a try.
Kyrio 4y ago
Pokémon isn't a Nintendo first-party title, it's not developed internally and often considered third-party by the company, as they only own part of it. But nitpicking aside, the titles developed by Nintendo look and perform fine, they're often some of the most advanced titles on the platform, so I'm not sure where you got that idea.
- noirscape 4y ago
  The ownership of Pokemon is an interesting little rabbit hole in general. The property technically isn't owned by Game Freak or Nintendo. Its instead owned by a holding company called quite literally "The Pokemon Company inc." TPCi is owned in equal parts by Nintendo, Game Freak and somehow the manufacturers of the card game, Creatures Inc. So you'd think Nintendo owns 33% of the Pokemon IP through TCPi, except they also have a significant amount of stock (not a majority of shares) in Game Freak. The exact amount isn't known but the result is that Nintendo most likely controls TCPi entirely. Also, just to head it off - the anime (the other most popular Pokemon product after the video games and card games) is made by Studio OLM (which also did the 1997 Berserk adaptation as well as a truckload of other anime based on Japanese video games) and they have no controlling stake in TCPi whatsoever.
  - robopsychology 4y ago
    I don't think The Pokemon Company is a holding company, I applied to a software engineering role there a while back
  - cubefox 4y ago
    > So you'd think Nintendo owns 33% of the Pokemon IP through TCPi, except they also have a significant amount of stock (not a majority of shares) in Game Freak. The exact amount isn't known but the result is that Nintendo most likely controls TCPi entirely. I think we have good evidence that Nintendo has very little control over the development of Pokémon games. They do not at all adhere to their quality standards. My assumption is that they agreed that their shares each get them specific benefits: - Nintendo gets platform exclusivity for the games, - Creatures gets exclusivity for any merchandise, - Game Freak gets creative control over game design.
  - fooqux 4y ago
    If you go to pokemon.com and scroll to the bottom, you'll see: ©2023 Pokémon. ©1995 - 2023 Nintendo/Creatures Inc./GAME FREAK inc. TM, ®Nintendo. Aside from all the stuff you mentioned, they directly own at least some parts of it.
  - 4y ago
kyriakos 4y ago
I have a switch and tried emulation with the same games, they seem to run better under the emulator than natively.
- HideousKojima 4y ago
  That's because if the game is GPU bound (as opposed to CPU bound) any desktop GPU from tge last decade blows the Switch GPU out of the water.

bakugo 4y ago

Does the mod actually work well without any major issues? I kinda dropped the game halfway through on console, the awful performance and graphics being the main reason why, but if it works well enough on an emulator now, I might grab my save and continue there.

haunter 4y ago
Yes but you need a more or less top of the line PC. Most guides recommend an RTX 30xx at least + a very recent multi core CPU (Intel 12th/13th gen or AMD Ryzen 5000/7000). Also it depends on the resolution you want to play at. 4k is possible but it's also more demanding. 4k 60 fps for example https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EEPzsoqqav4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EEPzsoqqav4
- bakugo 4y ago
  I've got an 12600k and RTX 3070 so I'll give it a try.

Kyrio 4y ago

Pokémon isn't a Nintendo first-party title, it's not developed internally and often considered third-party by the company, as they only own part of it. But nitpicking aside, the titles developed by Nintendo look and perform fine, they're often some of the most advanced titles on the platform, so I'm not sure where you got that idea.

noirscape 4y ago
The ownership of Pokemon is an interesting little rabbit hole in general. The property technically isn't owned by Game Freak or Nintendo. Its instead owned by a holding company called quite literally "The Pokemon Company inc." TPCi is owned in equal parts by Nintendo, Game Freak and somehow the manufacturers of the card game, Creatures Inc. So you'd think Nintendo owns 33% of the Pokemon IP through TCPi, except they also have a significant amount of stock (not a majority of shares) in Game Freak. The exact amount isn't known but the result is that Nintendo most likely controls TCPi entirely. Also, just to head it off - the anime (the other most popular Pokemon product after the video games and card games) is made by Studio OLM (which also did the 1997 Berserk adaptation as well as a truckload of other anime based on Japanese video games) and they have no controlling stake in TCPi whatsoever.
- robopsychology 4y ago
  I don't think The Pokemon Company is a holding company, I applied to a software engineering role there a while back
- cubefox 4y ago
  > So you'd think Nintendo owns 33% of the Pokemon IP through TCPi, except they also have a significant amount of stock (not a majority of shares) in Game Freak. The exact amount isn't known but the result is that Nintendo most likely controls TCPi entirely. I think we have good evidence that Nintendo has very little control over the development of Pokémon games. They do not at all adhere to their quality standards. My assumption is that they agreed that their shares each get them specific benefits: - Nintendo gets platform exclusivity for the games, - Creatures gets exclusivity for any merchandise, - Game Freak gets creative control over game design.
- fooqux 4y ago
  If you go to pokemon.com and scroll to the bottom, you'll see: ©2023 Pokémon. ©1995 - 2023 Nintendo/Creatures Inc./GAME FREAK inc. TM, ®Nintendo. Aside from all the stuff you mentioned, they directly own at least some parts of it.
- 4y ago

kyriakos 4y ago

I have a switch and tried emulation with the same games, they seem to run better under the emulator than natively.

HideousKojima 4y ago
That's because if the game is GPU bound (as opposed to CPU bound) any desktop GPU from tge last decade blows the Switch GPU out of the water.