Conina said:
Miyamotoo said:
Yeah I asked for one game, and you gave me, but point is that game like those are very rear (not if you can find me one game), 99% of games dont offer that, one or few examples dont change hole picture.
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There are a lot more cross-buy games that support three playstation platforms (PS4 + PS3 + Vita):
| 99 Vidas |
| A Boy And His Blob |
| Another World |
| Back To Bed |
| Badland: Game Of The Year Edition |
| Cel Damage HD |
| Cosmophony |
| Counterspy |
| Doki-Doki Universe |
| Dragon Fantasy Book I |
| Dragon Fin Soup |
| Entwined |
| Fez |
| flOw |
| Flower |
| Helldivers |
| Hohokum |
| Hotline Miami |
| Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number |
| Jet Car Stunts |
| Metal Slug 3 |
| Mousecraft |
| Nova-111 |
| OlliOlli |
| Pumped BMX+ |
| Q*bert Rebooted |
| Race The Sun |
| Resogun |
| Retro City Rampage DX |
| Rogue Legacy |
| Shovel Knight |
| Sound Shapes |
| Star Wars Pinball |
| Stealth Inc 2: A Game Of Clones |
| Teslagrad |
| The Bridge |
| The Swapper |
| The Swindle |
| The Treasures Of Montezuma 4 |
| The Unfinished Swan |
| Tiny Troopers Joint Ops |
| Titan Attacks |
| Ultratron |
| Zen Pinball 2 |
And even more that only support two of them (but nevertheless you get full handheld mode and full home console mode)
| Alien Breed |
| Bentley’s Hackpack |
| Big Sky Infinity |
| BIT.TRIP Presents… Runner2: Future Legend of Rhythm Alien |
| CastleStorm |
| Dead Nation |
| Divekick |
| Duke Nukem 3D: Megaton Edition |
| Ethan: Meteor Hunter |
| God Of War Collection |
| Guacamelee! |
| Hustle Kings |
| KickBeat |
| Lone Survivor: The Director’s Cut |
| Luftrausers |
| Minecraft |
| MotorStorm RC |
| Proteus |
| Ratchet And Clank: Q Force – all DLC |
| Retro City Rampage |
| Sly 2: Band Of Thieves |
| Sly 3: Honour Among Thieves |
| Sly Racoon |
| Söldner-X 2: Final Prototype |
| Stealth Inc: A Clone In The Dark |
| Stick It To The Man |
| Superfrog |
| Thomas Was Alone |
| Top Darts |
| When Vikings Attack |
| The Pinball Arcade |
| Little Big Planet |
| The Jak And Daxter Trilogy |
| The Sly Trilogy |
| WipEout HD |
| WipEout HD Fury |
| Knytt Underground |
| PlayStation All Stars Battle Royal |
| Ratchet And Clank: Q Force |
| Sly Cooper: Thieves In Time |
| Sky Force Anniversary |
| 10 Second Ninja X |
| 2064: Read Only Memories |
| 36 Fragments Of Midnight |
| Active Soccer 2 DX |
| Alone With You |
| Aqua Kitty: Milk Mine Defender DX |
| Asdivine Hearts |
| Axiom Verge |
| Azkend 2: The World Beneath |
| Bard’s Gold |
| Bit Dungeon Plus |
| Blast ‘Em Bunnies |
| Blasting Agent: Ultimate Edition |
| Bombing Busters |
| Bridge Constructor |
| Broken Age |
| Bunny Must Die! Chelsea And The 7 Devils |
| Burly Men At Sea |
| Castle Invasion: Throne Out |
| Claire: Extended Cut |
| Color Guardians |
| Corridor Z |
| Croixleur Sigma |
| Crypt Of The NecroDancer |
| Curses ‘N Chaos |
| Darkest Dungeon |
| Day Of The Tentacle Remastered |
| Deadbolt |
| Demetrios: The Big Cynical Adventure |
| Dex |
| Dino Dini’s Kick Off Revival |
| Don’t Die, Mr Robot! |
| Don’t Starve |
| Downwell |
| Dragon Fantasy: The Black Tome of Ice |
| Dreii |
| Dungeon Punks |
| Escape Plan |
| Factotum 90 |
| forma.8 |
| Foul Play |
| Full Throttle Remastered |
| Futuridium |
| Garou: Mark Of The Wolves |
| Grim Fandango Remastered |
| Hatoful Boyfriend |
| Hatoful Boyfriend: Holiday Star |
| Hitman GO: Definitive Edition |
| Home |
| Hue |
| Iconoclasts |
| iO |
| King Oddball |
| Knock Knock |
| Lara Croft GO |
| Laser Disco Defenders |
| Last Wings |
| League Of Evil |
| Letter Quest Remastered |
| Lichtspeer |
| Little Red Lie |
| Lumo |
| Mercenary Kings: Reloaded Edition |
| Midnight Deluxe |
| Minutes |
| Mutant Mudds: Super Challenge |
| My Name Is Mayo |
| Mystery Chronicles: One Way Heroics |
| Neverending Nightmares |
| Nidhogg |
| Ninja Senki DX |
| Nuclear Throne |
| Octodad: Dadliest Catch |
| OlliOlli 2: Welcome To Olliwood |
| One More Dungeon |
| Organ Trail: Complete Edition |
| Paranautical Activity |
| Pix The Cat |
| PixelJunk Shooter Ultimate |
| Poltergeist: A Pixelated Horror |
| Project Root |
| Rally Copters |
| Revenant Saga |
| Risk of Rain |
| Rock Boshers DX Director’s Cut |
| Rocketbirds 2: Evolution |
| Rogue Aces |
| Rollers Of The Realm |
| Scram Kitty DX |
| Shu |
| Shutshimi |
| Siralim |
| Siralim 2 |
| Slain: Back From Hell |
| Space Overlords |
| Spellspire |
| Spheroids |
| Spider: Rite Of The Shrouded Moon |
| Spy Chameleon |
| Squareboy Vs Bullies: Arena Edition |
| SteamWorld Dig |
| SteamWorld Dig 2 |
| SteamWorld Heist |
| Still Time |
| Super Exploding Zoo! |
| Super Hydorah |
| Super Meat Boy |
| Super Time Force Ultra |
| Switch Galaxy Ultra |
| Tachyon Project |
| Talisman: Digital Edition |
| The Deer God |
| The King Of Fighters ’97 Global Match |
| The Last Blade 2 |
| The Sun and Moon |
| Three Fourths Home: Extended Edition |
| Time Recoil |
| Titan Souls |
| Torquel |
| Towerfall: Ascension |
| Twin Robots |
| Type: Rider |
| Uncanny Valley |
| Undertale |
| UnEpic |
| Velocibox |
| Velocity 2X |
| Vertical Drop Heroes HD |
| Volgarr The Viking |
| Volume |
| We Are Doomed |
| Whispering Willows |
| Windjammers |
| Woah Dave! |
| Xenon Valkyrie+ |
| Xenoraid |
| Xeodrifter |
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It doesn't count because of arbitrary rules... and notebooks aren't portable and stationary as well... and PSP being able to hook up to the TV without another console also doesn't count... only Nintendo endeavors count.
Someone that ask for 1 example and ignore it even so, wouldn't accept 100 as well... and you saw that he just did it.
curl-6 said:
bonzobanana said:
I think there is a option to reduce memory speed as well to conserve battery life and there is always the pressure on storage for a portable system. Rayman Legends was worse on Switch too due to greater file compression and keeping the games storage requirements low meant loading/decompressing was slower and onscreen artifacts due to compression effects, it was impressively small though.
Prioritising battery life is as stated a reason for performance to go lower. The extra memory and greater CPU performance of Switch isn't really required here. Having to allow good battery runtime and minimise storage space are technical reasons why a wii u may exceed the performance of Switch in portable mode sometimes surely. All that really matters is the end result. The reason the PS3 often had better soundtracks than 360 and longer and/or higher quality fmv sequences on some games was mainly down to greater storage of a bluray disc nothing more. It still enhanced those games despite having little to do with the main chipset performance of those consoles. The wii u had cheap storage with a single layer bluray disc providing 25GB of capacity and no difference in cost to manufacture a 500MB game on its optical disc or a 25GB game because the disc has a fixed capacity that you can use up to. I don't think you can just cancel out battery runtime and limited storage when it comes to Switch games and expect to be seen as fair.
Saying that its difficult to get too worked up about either wii u or Switch as it looks so amazing emulated.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kGdA686roRo
You can also run the emulator with 3D patches for Zelda for example to give VR reality or support for 3D tv's.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zNREdbwizks
So its horrible to say it but often the Nintendo gaming experience can be better on non-Nintendo hardware anyway. It's why for me these Switch ports of wii u games without new content are not very interesting as a wii u owner who already owns these games and it still seems nothing really has been achieved of any significance porting the game from wii u to Switch except to play an old game at the same performance level overall. A little less resolution in portable mode, a little more docked.
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Yeah as a Wii U owner myself these rehashed ports offer nothing of value to me either.
Just saying, in the grand scheme of things, games like this and Rayman are the outliers when the majority of games run better on a portable Switch than on Wii U. And those outliers seem to be down to developer choice; very likely the games could've been on par or better if not for Ubisoft going nuts with unnecessary compression or DKC apparently going for maximum battery life over visual fidelity.
DonFerrari said:
Sure there are ton that doesn`t defend and also part of those are vocal against it. Still I didn`t see you attacking the ones defending and talking about agenda. And seems like you also didn`t read the other posts on the thread where I explain that this notion came from several threads in defense of pratices like this.
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I have no patience for "attacking" the kind of people who'd defend a 4 year old game selling for $60 USD, that's basically banging my head against a brick wall. If some people are that willing to let a multi-billion dollar corporation rip them off, there's not much I can do about that. But if you go into threads and articles about this even on Nintendo fan sites and you'll see tons of people rightly condemning this anti-consumer pricing.
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Curl, so I'm thankful that you think it's worth discussing with me. And I admit that not all fanbase is the same, and perhaps it may even be a distortion I saw (that is untrue) that there is a big support for the pricing scheme (maybe listening to a vocal minority). But since you interact more with the fanbase than me, if you perceive that there is more people against the rip off (not only of the old games for full price, but also simple late ports being more expensive) I will believe in you and change this registry on my mind.
