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Wman1996 on 13 January 2025
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BonfiresDown said:

It’s not really a yes or no answer. It will be up to the individual publishers whether they want to provide a frame rate or resolution boost.

For Nintendo games I think it will be a mixed bag where less popular games get nothing, more popular games get either a simple free boost or a more comprehensive paid ’remaster’.

I'm not expecting it to be universal for boosting, it's not universal on Xbox or PlayStation.

The option just has to be there to be satisfactory backwards compatibility in my mind. Low resolution Zelda and Xenoblade Chronicles that don't even have locked 30 FPS is not appealing to deal with for yet another generation. Princess Peach Showtime doesn't even have locked 30 FPS, but that seems like a lack of optimization. 



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