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Seriously I don´t see this gorgeous graphics in sakurai´s daily screenshots 

 

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btw. same with mario kart 8. The screenshots never show the reality. I played Mario Kart 8 at Gamescom 2013 and it looked way better than the screenshots and trailers 



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I predict NX launches in 2017 - not 2016

Them 60 FPS!



Legendary_W said:
Them 60 FPS!

this

I prefer 720@60fps >>> 1080p, especially with SSB and MK, or faster paced games in general.



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miz1q2w3e said:
Legendary_W said:
Them 60 FPS!

this

I prefer 720@60fps >>> 1080p, especially with SSB and MK, or faster paced games in general.

Except that this is 1080@60FPS, and MK too...





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ughhhh that commentator was irritating but the game does look nice



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Slarvax said:
miz1q2w3e said:
Legendary_W said:
Them 60 FPS!

this

I prefer 720@60fps >>> 1080p, especially with SSB and MK, or faster paced games in general.

Except that this is 1080@60FPS, and MK too...




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Slarvax said:
miz1q2w3e said:
Legendary_W said:
Them 60 FPS!

this

I prefer 720@60fps >>> 1080p, especially with SSB and MK, or faster paced games in general.

Except that this is 1080@60FPS, and MK too...




This is yet to be confirmed, all screenshot and videos so far are 720p

 

And i'm not sure if a off-screen fotage is the best way how beatfull a game will look.



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