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I am suspecting a dark souls amibo but what would it do?






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konnichiwa said:
I am suspecting a dark souls amibo but what would it do?

Just kill you. Tap it and "YOU DIED".



John2290 said:
sc94597 said:

60 and 30 fps respectively. The latter had an inconsistent 30fps when it first released. 

Hmm, there's no way. Maybe the native is 60 but they are doing some trickery to get the fps up because it looks buttery smooth. It's gotta be above 90, I can spin around in that game and hardly see the frames while in FF14, which I'm playing now it becomes a slideshow. 

It's a locked 60fps interpolated to 120hz. Isn't FF14's frame-rate unlocked? That could explain what you are seeing. 



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Miyamotoo said:
deskpro2k3 said:

I just gave you an example of a home console game on a handheld (Vita/VitaTV). Believe me I see your point, but at the end of the day just because a PC, xb1 or a ps4 game is on the Switch or any handheld for that matter, doesn't make that game on par.

Oh and before you say "well PC games should cost more!" No they shouldn't because not every PC is the same.

Vita/Vita TV are two products not one like Switch, and Switch games in docked mode working at higher resolution compared to portable mode. Do you understand difrence? Vita is just handheld, Vita TV is devaice that lets you play some of Vita (handheld) games on TV, and you need to buy two difrent devaices. Switch is a hybrid, has full home console AAA games that can be played in full handheld mode or in full home console mode.

OK about PC, but than games for PS4 Pro and Xbox X would need to cost more compared to PS4 and Xbox S, buy your failed logic.

 

Does not matter what their function is, what matters is that there are crossplay games between them, and they're priced differently. Onto the PS4Pro, and Xbox One X. They're premium upgrades from the originals, so they cost more than the originals. People pay more to get a better experience.

I'm not against you buying a product for the same price you can get it but with better quality. Be my guest and have fun.

deskpro2k3, out.

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deskpro2k3 said:
Miyamotoo said:

Vita/Vita TV are two products not one like Switch, and Switch games in docked mode working at higher resolution compared to portable mode. Do you understand difrence? Vita is just handheld, Vita TV is devaice that lets you play some of Vita (handheld) games on TV, and you need to buy two difrent devaices. Switch is a hybrid, has full home console AAA games that can be played in full handheld mode or in full home console mode.

OK about PC, but than games for PS4 Pro and Xbox X would need to cost more compared to PS4 and Xbox S, buy your failed logic.

Does not matter what their function is, what matters is that there are crossplay games between them, and they're priced differently. Onto the PS4Pro, and Xbox One X. They're premium upgrades from the originals, so they cost more than the originals. People pay more to get a better experience.

I'm not against you buying a product for the same price you can get it but with better quality. Be my guest and have fun.

deskpro2k3, out.

Of Course there is matter what function is, you have full handheld game and full home console game at same price, and that goes for evre Switch game, for isntance Skyrim for Switch that can be played at full home console mode or full handheld mode definatily has higher value than Skyrim for PS4/XB1 that can be played only in home console mode. Doesnt relly matter if Pro/X are are premium upgrades beacuse buy your point same games with better performance/graphics automatically need to means higher price for those games, while lower performance/graphics lower price point, which is ridiculous to think.



Miyamotoo said:
deskpro2k3 said:

Does not matter what their function is, what matters is that there are crossplay games between them, and they're priced differently. Onto the PS4Pro, and Xbox One X. They're premium upgrades from the originals, so they cost more than the originals. People pay more to get a better experience.

I'm not against you buying a product for the same price you can get it but with better quality. Be my guest and have fun.

deskpro2k3, out.

"buy your point same games with better performance/graphics automatically need to means higher price for those games, while lower performance/graphics lower price point, which is ridiculous to think."

 

I know right, so ridiculous. I can find more, but you can do that on your own.

https://www.gamestop.com/browse?nav=16k-3-persona+5,28zu0

Last edited by deskpro2k3 - on 22 January 2018

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Motherboard: MSI MEG X670E GODLIKE
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SSD: Kingston FURY Renegade 4TB
Gaming Console: PLAYSTATION 5

Why isn't this a poll? :S



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deskpro2k3 said:
Miyamotoo said:

"buy your point same games with better performance/graphics automatically need to means higher price for those games, while lower performance/graphics lower price point, which is ridiculous to think."

 

I know right, so ridiculous. I can find more, but you can do that on your own.

https://www.gamestop.com/browse?nav=16k-3-persona+5,28zu0

You could also say that games on the Switch should be more expensive since you're basically paying for two versions of the game.



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