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curl-6 on 12 July 2017
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Miyamotoo said:
curl-6 said:

This is why I said I would wait for DF's analysis when 1080p was "confirmed" at the Treehouse. It just seemed too tall an order for a game with such a wildly fluctuating rendering load to maintain both 1080p and 60fps no matter how busy things get.

Not that I'm criticizing mind you; I actually think Nintendo made the right call here. A dynamic resolution is the logical compromise, and given the results so far, a well judged one. For a fast paced shooter framerate is paramount.

It will be interesting to see how multiplayer holds up given it's more chaotic. Perhaps the dynamic res will drop lower there to ensure that 60fps is never compromised even when 8 players converge and fill the screen with splattering ink.

Interesting to see AA used in the 30fps hub. At least it shows they remember it exists! XD

O they know it exist, but like Eurogamer wrote, its all about priorities performance with Nintendo, probably they could run Splatoon 2 at locked 1080p/30fps with AA if they wanted and like Eurogamer wrote. In any case its big upgrade over Splatoon 1 on Wii U.

Also like Eurogamer wrote, I expecting that Mario Odyssey will also have dynamic resolution.

Just for record, I don't arguing with you, this just normal conversation. :)

They know it exists, but they don't use it enough in my opinion, it is a standard in modern video games, and Nintendo should meet this standard. There's really no good reason for a game releasing on hardware of PS3/360 calibre or better not to have AA.

And yeah Mario Odyssey will also likely use dynamic res; free-roaming games with a more variable rendering load will likely adopt this method while games with a more controllable load (like ARMS, and likely also Kirby, Yoshi, etc) will still use a fixed resolution.