Look at the fur, is perfect with no aliasing at all. But the aliasing at hands, mouth, tie, cap, etc.

How have they done that? There is a AA filter especific for the fur?

BTW, Mario 3D world, when i look that perfect bowser with no aliasing!

I actually have no idea what AA solution Tropical Freeze employs, but whatever it is, it looks very nice in motion.

Most of the time

No AA > FXAA

That's pretty much what I'd say too.

Wii U entered the market during the boom of FXAA, so it's multiplat games mostly use this method, or other post-process variants.

If I had to pick the best on the platform, I'd go with their Splinter Cell or Nano Assault.

Obviously, you can find more refined applications on the more powerful PS4/Xbone, but I haven't inspected those closely enough to make a call.

After Skyrim I can't stand using FXAA like at all.

If there's any game that comes out and only gives you FXAA as an AA option then they are giving you poor options and are quite lazy and in turn I find myself just flat out not using the only FXAA option they sometimes give (certain indie games) and just opt with using my Nvidia CP and forcing AA from there, sometimes even using DSR for older games, FXAA just ruins quite a lot tbh with it making things too blurry most of the time.