irstupid said:
Well luckily NIntendo is one of the few companies that the game looks better upon release than upon its reveal trailers. |
What Breath of the Wild actually looks like :
Not to mention the well documented shadow downgrade made for the game
"Pictures also are strange when it comes ot Nintendo games. Whenever I see a Nintendo game pic, 99/100 times the picutre is not representative of the game really. It looks much better in motion."
I don't know why you go on to say this is only true for Nintendo games .... this is true for literally every game ever. Unless you're looking at bullshots - misleading pictures that captured a game's fidelity before a downgrade - done a year or two before a game's release, a regular picture of a game will always look worse than the game in motion.
I should clarify that this is really only true for Breath of the Wild from my understanding, but I still feel this is important to bring up.
