Chark said:
3D does not offer better visuals neccessarily. While the 3DS's 3D effect does add something, it is very limited as it cuts the resolution to 120p and limits your viewing distance for ideal effect. The 3DS has a small screen, 3.5". Even the XL is only 4.88" put still only does 240p or 120p with 3D on. Of all the current systems the 3DS is the worst one to use if visuals are the aim and the 3D does not make up for that magically and in fact could make it worse because 120p resolution is quite low. The 3DS makes up for that by being so close to your face. The Vita is also close to your face but has 540p. The typical pc monitor is viewed a little farther and counts for around 3 times the size of the Vita, so if the game runs at 720p or 1080p it is going to look good but take a look at the graph.
Obviously the Vita's 5" screen isn't on here, but extend the blue 480p line and 5" should land around the 1 foot distance level. Vita at 540p held at playing distance, about a foot, should provide an optimal resolution to make it almost unnoticable if it was at 720p or higher. Compare that to my 37" tv at a distance of 5 feet and I can tell the difference between 720p and 1080p, but most games don't run at 1080p so I get more optimization out of the Vita. Essentially, the Vita has a PPI of 221 which rivals laptops and is better than tvs. Only HD phones with smaller screens top that normally. The 3DS is lower than the PSP. The Vita is optimal for running a game that is on the 360/PS3/Wii U/PC. What Mike Lunn said has nothing to do with the actual reason it isn't on Vita, as it would look fine on Vita. The game was originally made for a handheld and the new graphics are in line with what the Vita can handle. He was just trying to defend Capcom's decision, not answer Vita owners's questions. |
The 3DS PPI is also above 220 and the 2 images quality gets recombine in your mind.
And the image is 800 x 240 that gets reduce to 400 x 240 per eye in 3D. NOT 120. It's side-by-side, NOT up-by down.
And the PS vita doesn't offer neither HD nor 3D, so it gets the Wii treatment from 3rd Parties.
And the GameCube has more then 20 million Polygons.
And the Wii has somewhere from 50 to 100 million Polygons.
And the 3DS has more Polygons then the Wii:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=aVETRohXnrg
The last 1 to 2 minutes shows the 360 version compared to the 3DS & Wii versions at once.
And as you can see from when Spider-Man goes up the elevator when they show a bunch of skyscrapers in the background, well the 3DS clearly has its Polygon Count more closer to the 360 then Wii.
You clearly don't know any facts about the 3DS.
My video link says it all about the graphics.








