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Those games ported to the switch are severely downgraded graphically compared to their other consoles counter parts.
by Grazester 3y ago
Those games ported to the switch are severely downgraded graphically compared to their other consoles counter parts.
- drewzero1 3y agoI'm sure they are, but it's much less noticeable than the handheld ports of things used to be. Having played many hours of Star Wars Battlefront II on PS2 and original Xbox, the PSP versions of Battlefront (II, Renegade Squadron, Elite Squadron) had some obvious compromises but were at least very similar to play. Then I tried the DS version of Renegade Squadron and the gameplay was almost unrecognizable from the others, which still disappoints me to this day. Granted, I'm playing Skyrim and Portal 2 on Switch Lite so I can't see them on the TV and compare them at the same size as the PS3 versions of those games, but Skyrim at least seems to suffer much less lag and visual glitching than the PS3 version. I don't have any newer console to compare with so I'm happy!
- fishtacos 3y agoMy laptop runs Kbby Lake and Intel HD 620 and can't match the Switch's 30 fps perf. It's incredible what it can do. The 3070 that runs 220+W on my desktop is hard to replace ore minituarize.
- Grazester 3y agoEhh one is a gaming machine the other a general purpose machine with a really weak GPU.
- Wytwwww 3y agoThere is a lot of space between a 3070 and a Switch. e.g. a few (I'd guess ~5) year old iPhones/iPads are considerably more powerful than the Switch. Unfortunately, it's just not a great platform for gaming.
- eru 3y agoAlso keep in mind that iPhones and iPads were a lot more expensive than the Switch. (Of course, Nintendo still sells (nearly) the same switch for nearly the same price, but a five your old mobile device would go for a lot less nowadays.)
- Wytwwww 3y agoThe cheapeast iPad is ~$330 which is about the same as the Switch. Also the Steam Deck starts at $399.