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Miyamotoo on 07 December 2016
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teigaga said:
Miyamotoo said:

Its very simple, Nintendo with Wii U targeted HD 720p gaming and they achieved that, all their games are 720p only Zelda's WW/TP HD and Smash Bros are 1080p games,so with those games they make higher resolution than its standard 720p. With Switch they most likely targeting 1080p for their games, that doesn't mean every single Switch Nintendo game will be 1080p, but I think 95% of their games will be 1080p.

 

Actually totally make sense to have one standard resolution for all games, for Wii U standard resolution was 720p and only only 3 Nintendo games are 1080p from which 2 are remasters, while for Switch most likely standard resolution will be 1080p.

720p is the bare minimum of HD and the bare minimum we would expect from a console released in 2012. By that time almost all 360/PS3 releases were native 720p. However 1080p still isn't the norm in console gaming. The jump to 1080p could negate much of the performance advantage the Switch can offer over Wii U as it requires more than 2x the proccessing power. 1080p is kind of luxury target that I think they won't mind missing as much. For example I certainly don't think the next Zelda will target native 1080p but time will tell, I don't doubt many Nintendo games will be 1080p but I don't think it'll be the 95% figure.

Yes, in 2012. norm was 720p but now actualy most of XB1/PS4 game are 1080p, and actually we getting in 4k waters. In 2017. we getting 4k resolution, so bare minimum would be to expect 1080p for platform from 2017. at least for Nintendo games. Switch in docked mode will most likely be around 3x stronger than Wii U, I definitely expecting that new Zelda be native 1080p like over 95% of Nintendo Switch games.