zeldaring said: I explained myself plenty of times it's just not about effects right. If game has better character models better textures. More detail per scene, and higher resolution it doesn't matter if a game uses a couple more advanced features. It's still uses the hardware to full capabilities. This is basic stuff its not my fault someone can't accept when they are wrong. crysis 3 for example ran on 360/ps3 dated hardware. Switch fixed the framerate issues, and image quality and it's one the best looking games graphically on switch nothing wrong with saying that, and it will be on switch best graphics list when DF does a video. keep in mind this is the guy that tells me ps3 exclusive are techically more impressive is a fact which i went to beyond3d a board that actually the most advanced when it comes to tech descussion and the ones that have the most tech knowledge like the first person to actually look at the chipworks pic of wiiu and figure out it the right specs say it's GTAV by a huge margin. |
But that's just it, a game using old techniques at a higher resolution or framerate isn't necessarily using the hardware to full capabilities. Suggesting so demonstrates your lack of knowledge on the subject and I think that's why people are frustrated with your posts. You're repeating yourself without understanding that your conclusion is incorrect. And then you go a step further saying other people don't understand.
Let me explain with an analogy again where you're misunderstanding and mis-stating things. Let's consider the Xbox 360 a traditional gas powered car and the Switch a hybrid that mixes gas (old techniques) and electric capabilities (new techniques). In other words, the Switch has new hardware features/capabilities.
- Something more specifically made for the Switch would be using both the gas engine and the batteries at once to interesting outcomes. It may not hit both the gas engine and the batteries for 100% of what they're worth all the time or at the same times, but that mix can lead to more interesting and "greater" results (the definition of greater is subjective).
- Something ported from Xbox 360 is likely just pegging the Switch's gas engine as hard as it can go because that's all it was built to do. To me that doesn't count as using the hardware to its full capabilities because that electric motor and those batteries are just sitting there doing nothing.
The Switch has hardware capabilities that can be utilized through software that are either not being utilized either at all or not being used to their full capabilities for older ported games. They're not using the full capabilities of the Switch.