bonzobanana on 25 July 2017
| System | Splitscreen Support (Using Component or HDMI) | World Size Limit (in blocks) | Leaderboard Support | Ad-Hoc Support |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| PC | No | 30,000,192 x 30,000,192* | No | No** |
| Xbox 360 | Yes | 864 x 864 | Yes | No |
| PlayStation 3 | Yes | 864 x 864 | Yes | No |
| Xbox One | Yes | 5120 × 5120 | Yes | No |
| PlayStation 4 | Yes | 5120 × 5120 | Yes | No |
| PlayStation Vita | No | 864 x 864 | Yes | Yes |
| Wii U | Yes | 864 x 864 | No | No |
| Nintendo Switch | Yes | 3072 × 3072 | No | Yes |
World size limit seems to be mainly about built-in memory as even the humble Vita competes with 360,PS3 and wii u and Vita has 640MB of memory just over 360/ps3 but below wii u. The 4GB of the Switch seems to enable an intermediate world size limit but can't match the 2 8GB consoles. If the PS4 and Xbox one had been 4GB consoles they probably would be at the same world size as Switch.
