LordOcidax
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When docked + DLSS + More modern CPU/GPU i think is possible with the leaked specs.. But nothing PS4 Proish.
When docked + DLSS + More modern CPU/GPU i think is possible with the leaked specs.. But nothing PS4 Proish.
Power level will impact third party support. Plus people have complained about the unsteady framerate in some first party games.Not at all.
I never said it wasn’t related to the conversation — only that I didn’t understand why the conversation around “power” and “non-portable console comparisons” continued to happen given the priorities that are most often associated with Nintendo consoles.
I personally buy Nintendo consoles because I know that the 1st party games are guaranteed to be highly polished, fun, and possess a unique art style. That seems to be consistent with most Nintendo fans.
Okay and because I’m curious. What consoles and handhelds have you owned?That's a bet you'd lose, bruh.
All of them, but not virtual boy. If you owned that, you beat me.Okay and because I’m curious. What consoles and handhelds have you owned?
All of them, but not virtual boy. If you owned that, you beat me.
Are you sure you play multiplatform games on switch? Not on your steamdeck?Me. I have a ps5 and a Series X and s and I have moved on to SteamDeck and Switch. for most gaming.
Who wants to play multi platform games on switch anyway? Except for those who don’t have PC/PS/Xbox.
Damn, Metroid Prime 4 looks so awesome.It all depends on the software developers at the end of the day.
We can expect Monolith Soft, Retro Studio, Nintendo EPD, etc. to look awesome on Switch 2, while Game Freak and the gang to look shit like always.
Depends on the games I guess. I had a switch for 4 years before Steam Deck came out so I have an extensive collection. Also I think I have a few games on Switch that were not on Steam for tick, don’t ask me to name em. I couldn’t name most.Are you sure you play multiplatform games on switch? Not on your steamdeck?
I'll die on that hill as well, also I'll get in the team "it doesn't require any downclock because Nintendo asked for it to be designed specifically".When docked + DLSS + More modern CPU/GPU i think is possible with the leaked specs.
Who wants to play multi platform games on switch anyway? Except for those who don’t have PC/PS/Xbox.
Many people have Switch as only console, not only because consoles are expensive for them but also because they just like the Switch experience that much. Most people don't use to get another gaming platform, I know certain people that won't even get a decent laptop for as long as the old one they have keeps running League Of Legends.Nintendo hardware is only good for nintendo games. Why pay more fpr multiplatfrom games
This should have 60fps and I wouldn't be surprised if a 120fps game or two slips through the cracks.Capable of 20fps at 679p
That looks like a proper current gen experience, considering PS5 and XSX lolThis should have 60fps and I wouldn't be surprised if a 120fps game or two slips through the cracks.
679p DLSS to 1440p with HDR would be great.
With UE5 Yeah it does.That looks like a proper current gen experience, considering PS5 and XSX lol
the response will be "we Have Mario Kart at home." People already play MK8D & it has a shitload of content. How is ninty supposed to top that?Mario Kart 9
About series S level then?Capable of 20fps at 679p
This should have 60fps and I wouldn't be surprised if a 120fps game or two slips through the cracks.
679p DLSS to 1440p with HDR would be great.
They all market. You think they would say anything negative when their own sales and profits are at stake? Wake up.He's speaking about third party publishers as a whole. He's not marketing a product.
With Mario Kart 9the response will be "we Have Mario Kart at home." People already play MK8D & it has a shitload of content. How is ninty supposed to top that?
Nintendo has hired employees for it, it's an absolute lock.HDR support on a Nintendo console, I wonder. Will kinda blow my mind if they support it - but how can they not, right? Crazy to imagine MK9 w/ HDR support.
Someone anonymously posting on a forum is not marketing. How can it be, when we don't know who Matt works for or what product he's making?They all market. You think they would say anything negative when their own sales and profits are at stake? Wake up.
Also, Nintendos track history is well documented as it pertains to hardware. This isn’t breaking news . They make great games but completely shit hardware.
Launch windows maybe. For launch Breath of the wild or Tears upgrade, a title like 123 Switch and a new title. Third party support is going to be strong.Launch titles will be so strong.
Metroid prime 4
Mario Kart 9
Probably a new 3d mario.
Yep, sounds sweet, man.Launch titles will be so strong.
Metroid prime 4
Mario Kart 9
Probably a new 3d mario.
MK8 looks better than the majority of HDR games, HDR on Nintendo games are going to be amazing.HDR support on a Nintendo console, I wonder. Will kinda blow my mind if they support it - but how can they not, right? Crazy to imagine MK9 w/ HDR support.
It'd be great if I was but I can't help but think we only need look at the cold water that was poured on the idea that Microsoft could drop a handheld that would natively play Series games.Rumours are closer towards Series S.
It's more than possible, the specs of the chip already outperform the steam deck by a 3x factor in GPU size. Again, this kind of speculation simply does not belong when we know more about the system that we don't at this stage.It'd be great if I was but I can't help but think we only need look at the cold water that was poured on the idea that Microsoft could drop a handheld that would natively play Series games.
On top of that, consider that this thing is expected to be smaller (when you consider removable controllers) and thinner than a Steam Deck.
But if we continue down that line, given chip efficiencies that have come along since the Steam Deck launched, I wonder if hardware roughly as capable as a steam deck might be possible in a Nintendo approved frame, but I'm not sure if that'd result in battery life that Nintendo woulda find acceptable.
Then there's the price. Given Nintendo's keenness on profit margins, I think that's another strike against the idea. Nintendo's hardware will be smaller, include a screen and battery in the package and have a decent amount of profit built into the price.
I'd be happy if they pulled it off, but I don't currently see it playing out like that.
The game of the year will be a Switch 2 title, possibly a launch title.Launch titles will be so strong.
Metroid prime 4
Mario Kart 9
Probably a new 3d mario.
It all depends on the software developers at the end of the day.
We can expect Monolith Soft, Retro Studio, Nintendo EPD, etc. to look awesome on Switch 2, while Game Freak and the gang to look shit like always.
I assume they're sticking with the handheld model. It should be a split between PS4 Pro and PS5 in power.
The switch's hardware was mediocre even on launch.
BOTW ran at 15 FPS half the time and had such terrible Distance/Textures.
Pokémon Legends ZA was originally supposed to come this year. Maybe Game Freak delayed it because they finally learnt to take their time.Pokemon Scarlet is easily the worst looking game I've played on the Switch. An absolute shit job by GF. Not only did it look dog shit and had awful performance, but the game itself was so damn bland.
It has to be the worst mainline Pokemon game. Easily.
it will probably be around PS4 Pro docked, but not in raw power, more due to more modern hardware.
no it wasn't. it used the best chip available at the time, and therefore was pretty much cutting edge for a portable device.
the jump from 3DS to Switch was ridiculous.
3DS: 4.8 GFLOPS
Switch Handheld mode: 236 GFLOPS
2 handhelds, one generation apart, almost 5000% increase in raw GPU power.
BOTW ran at 30fps 80% of the time, with drops to 20fps in some areas.
the drops were only this severe because Nintendo opted to use double buffer Vsync to keep input lag as low as possible.
double buffer Vsync means the moment the game can't hold 30fps it will lock down to 20fps.
with triple buffer it would probably only drop to like 25-28 fps in those moments
fun fact, when using the full power the Switch's hardware is capable of (aka. using a modded Switch with clock speeds set to the max) you can almost get 60fps in BOTW.
sadly Nintendo chose really low clock speeds in Docked mode, a mistake they will hopefully not repeat with the Switch 2.
if they use the full Tegra T239 capabilities, we are looking at a system that can get close to Xbox Series S quality.
Pokemon Scarlet is easily the worst looking game I've played on the Switch. An absolute shit job by GF. Not only did it look dog shit and had awful performance, but the game itself was so damn bland.
It has to be the worst mainline Pokemon game. Easily.
The concept of downclocking with a custom chip is an oxymoron, whatever clocks it ends up with those will have been chosen preemptively by Nvidia.Pokémon Legends ZA was originally supposed to come this year. Maybe Game Freak delayed it because they finally learnt to take their time.
Am I right in thinking that the T239 being semi-custom means that downclocking should less severe that what Nintendo did with the X1?
Makes sense, thanks!The concept of downclocking with a custom chip is an oxymoron, whatever clocks it ends up with those will have been chosen preemptively by Nvidia.
Is actually the worst Pokemon game in history.
I lost the count of how many times this game crash on my NS. Is kinda nuts. I can play MK8 all the day without these problems.
The fact Nintendo allow this game to simply selling without fixing those issues is insane.
Mark my words on this Christmas day of 2024 at 3:21PM EST:
People will be disappointed.
The concept of downclocking with a custom chip is an oxymoron, whatever clocks it ends up with those will have been chosen preemptively by Nvidia.
The TX1 is not custom, this comparison does not fit from the get go. If there was an Nvidia Shield using this chip, it would have been announced long time ago.The CPU and GPU clock speeds on the Switch (1) are lower than the chip is specified for. Even in docked mode.
Presumably this will be the case with the Switch 2. Maybe you'll see another Shield product using the same chip.
If there was an Nvidia Shield using this chip, it would have been announced long time ago.