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Ganoncrotch on 06 April 2018

very impressed with those vids, thanks for linking them here.



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Nautilus on 06 April 2018
Random_Matt said:
W2 is 540p undocked, 720p docked i believe.

Source?



My (locked) thread about how difficulty should be a decision for the developers, not the gamers.

https://gamrconnect.vgchartz.com/thread.php?id=241866&page=1

Cobretti2 on 06 April 2018

Thanks for the updated videos.



 

 

Shaqazooloo0 on 06 April 2018

I hope we get a release date soon.



curl-6 on 06 April 2018
Chrizum said:
Is it really any better than Doom?

Environments are more detailed and elaborate. Digital Foundry cited the base game as "visually more complex" than Doom.



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Nuvendil on 06 April 2018
curl-6 said:
Chrizum said:
Is it really any better than Doom?

Environments are more detailed and elaborate. Digital Foundry cited the base game as "visually more complex" than Doom.

And looking at the Switch version, I do see the average texture resolution is higher than on Doom.  Now I haven't played Doom docked yet so maybe I am missing something, but this looks considerably more clean and crisp than the docked gameplay I have seen of Doom.  But it's important to realize both are also quite different, as noted by DF.  Wolfenstein puts a lot of emphasis on polygonal and textural complexity with more elaborate environemnts while doom puts heavy emphasis on its post processing effects pipeline.  So Doom will always look softer than Wolfenstein 2 when running on the same hardware.



Random_Matt on 06 April 2018

Doom.



curl-6 on 06 April 2018
Nuvendil said:
curl-6 said:

Environments are more detailed and elaborate. Digital Foundry cited the base game as "visually more complex" than Doom.

And looking at the Switch version, I do see the average texture resolution is higher than on Doom.  Now I haven't played Doom docked yet so maybe I am missing something, but this looks considerably more clean and crisp than the docked gameplay I have seen of Doom.  But it's important to realize both are also quite different, as noted by DF.  Wolfenstein puts a lot of emphasis on polygonal and textural complexity with more elaborate environemnts while doom puts heavy emphasis on its post processing effects pipeline.  So Doom will always look softer than Wolfenstein 2 when running on the same hardware.

Yeah I've played through Doom docked and the textures here in Wolf II definitely look better.



Shikamo on 06 April 2018

Update: Dark Souls Remastered for Nintendo Switch - Handheld Gameplay

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hRDU48mS3cw

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Nuvendil on 06 April 2018
curl-6 said:
Nuvendil said:

And looking at the Switch version, I do see the average texture resolution is higher than on Doom.  Now I haven't played Doom docked yet so maybe I am missing something, but this looks considerably more clean and crisp than the docked gameplay I have seen of Doom.  But it's important to realize both are also quite different, as noted by DF.  Wolfenstein puts a lot of emphasis on polygonal and textural complexity with more elaborate environemnts while doom puts heavy emphasis on its post processing effects pipeline.  So Doom will always look softer than Wolfenstein 2 when running on the same hardware.

Yeah I've played through Doom docked and the textures here in Wolf II definitely look better.

Incidentally, do you ever give handheld a go?  Even if you prefer docked, it's an impressive thing to see Doom, Fast RMX (whcih even if you owned Neo, still worth getting), and the like running in handheld mode.  Yeah it can look soft sometimes but honestly, seeing Doom running on such a compact handheld device is kinda mindblowing.