Pemalite said:
curl-6 said:
Will all of those look/run better than the Switch version though, or be more convenient or comfortable? |
With a Ryzen 4500u APU? Absolutely.
You can at-least do 720P for starters.
Vodacixi said:
Depends. It has gyro controls and portability, two things that can make a world of a difference to many people. Specially among console players, which unless they play it on Switch... They have none of those. Of course, it's visually the worst version available and it's not as fluid as the other versions due to a lower framerate. But I wouldn't flat out say that it's the worst way to play the game. It has its shortcomings, but it also has its benefits compared to other platforms. |
It is the worst way to play.
PC has portability covered. But don't take my word for it.
Gyro controls are found on other platforms also.
Visually the game is a step down compared to all other platforms... But absolutely looks impressive when compared to most other Switch titles...
But other platforms have higher TDP's and aren't stuck with graphics technology from 2014. |
5 handheld PC's shown, 2 of which never released (the GPD Win 3 is still being crowdfunded for a minimum backer price of $799), 1 of which costs 2x more than the Switch, and 1 of which costs nearly 3x more than the Switch. The GPD Win 2 is shown as having the most comparable price to the Switch, but I have no idea where your source is getting that $330 price point from.
GPD Win 2 pocket gaming laptop announced for $649
The Win 2 sounds like a huge upgrade, but it’ll have to be in order to justify the price. Right now GPD is taking orders on Indiegogo for $649 — $250 more than the original model, which often sells for less — and even this launch price is said to be knocked down 27 percent from $899.
GPD Win 2 pocket gaming laptop announced for $649 - The Verge
There are a ton of reasons that someone would choose a Switch for portable gaming over any of those.
