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Mmmfishtacos said:
osed125 said:
Mmmfishtacos said:
That video could have been run on any system. Was it real time? Doubt it highly. So far launch muitl plats are looking worse on wii u, don't give me that launch games non sense, the wiiu has twice the ram for games and newer gpu, it should out shine ps3 out of the gate, but it's not. The difference between 720 and 1080 is marginal to the viewer, even less so on a game like puddle. Trust me, puddle is nothing to be excited about.

 

1. Which video you are talking about?

2. The multi plats games look the same or slightly better, but definitely not worst, no idea where you got that from.

 

The one liborex posted. It's a bird flying over water in a Japanese garden. With absolutely no game play.

There have been several reports of missing partials and looking worse than the other consoles. Which could be the case because it's streaming video to the Gamepad, eating processing power while doing so.

 

 

First, having no gameplay doesn't mean the system can't accomplished that, and second, you doubt that the video wasn't in real time, which makes no sense, why would Nintendo showed a pre-render cutscene? If it was pre-render even the Wii could do it...There's also the Zelda tech demo (which looked amazing imo) and that was definitely in real time because you could change the camara and the lights.

Almost all developers have praised the graphical capabilities of the console (comparing it the current gen mind you), the only thing negative they have mentioned is the "processing power", because it almost pretty certain the processor have a low clock speed, that's why the system have a GPGPU which will comprise for the low clock speed and will help in other stuff, it's something new for the devs so it takes time to get used to and make the most out of it.



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