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I think it's great that it maintains a solid 30 and seems to have very few issues. Another interesting perspective is that it—a game made at the end of the Swi
by SCdF 3y ago
I think it's great that it maintains a solid 30 and seems to have very few issues.
Another interesting perspective is that it—a game made at the end of the Switch's life (we hope)—is only marginally prettier and more polished than BOTW—a launch title. I would still hold BOTW as one of the prettiest Switch titles, including third parties (I realise this is subjective). I'm not sure of another console where you don't make graphical progress in 6 years of it existing. I don't know why this is, or even if it's a failing, I just think it's interesting.
- philsnow 3y ago> I would still hold BOTW as one of the prettiest Switch titles +1; I don't usually care much about graphics (I play ASCII roguelikes for crying out loud), but there have been several moments in BotW where I found myself soaking in the scenery because it was gorgeous.
- rkangel 3y agoI think sometimes we conflate "graphical fidelity" with "beauty". I agree that BotW is one of the most beautiful games I've played, and that's an artistic achievement not a technical one. They do of course go hand in hand to some extent - sometimes you need technical tools for artistic vision, but you don't need high-tech for beauty.