mZuzek said:
No. You see, the way off-TV play works in most Wii U games (SM3DW, MK8, Smash, etc.), the gamepad shows the same display as the TV, so it's just essentially streaming the game. With Star Fox Zero, because it's two different views on each screen, it means the game is actually being rendered two times, so in terms of performance it's like running a 120 FPS game. |
In no gawd damned way is it like running a 120 fps game. It's rendering "different" views, not the same view faster, it's just rendering more at stable 60 fps and the compromised resolution, textures, and models are to compensate for that. Its definetly less intense then MK8, but there is still a some growing room.
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