AFAIK this is not the same HDR that current TVS have, it's HDRi (HDR imagery) whcih has been there for ages, it's there to mimic the HDR behaviour and results from real life through algorithms and not with real hardware and screens like with current TVs (hence their price) it's like how HDR has been supported by games in graphical settings to mimic the eye behaviour when gong from dark places to well lit places like by the sun and getting dazzled by it. It's good effect but not as good and put in emphasis unelss you have the dedicated screen that supports it natively.
It's not, Switch games doesn't look good on my oled 4k set, they just look a gen older when you're used to ps4 pro/pc that's why I just play it mainly handheld outside of indies and kid games like minecraft
HDR has been a thing on a phone and not pseudo HDR, I got it on my S9+ and it's on par with my LG OLEDs (s9 has oled screen too). You can easily check it using HDR content from Netflix
Later: « It kinda reminds me of how a PSP game looks ». I don't know who these guys are but they are funny.
I got nearly all first party, it's just the aliasing isn't good. It's underwhelming as a console so I rather not waste my hdmi slot
It's true. I really wish Digital Foundry would analyze games on a scale of how valuable they are to my precious HDMI slot real estate. The 10 minute video in the OP, which no doubt both of us have watched, makes no mention of this and it's very disappointing.
Yeah, I would realize something/a new technique and run back a few rooms.
They did some early prototyping on Wii U, I doubt that affected the final product in any way though.
I bet the idea of the Virtual Boo was a carry over of it starting as a Wii U game. I can imagine the Gamepad screen always being red like the VB and having to hold it up to your face like Luigi does when using it.
That was precisely the kind of thing I was thinking back then as I played Dark Moon... "just imagine a game like this in HD." And boy, was it worth the wait.
Yea, i was like WUT!! i played though the first 8 floors and the game looks gorgeous on my 55 inch 4k tv. This could mean 2 things, The guys at Kindafunny have a tv with an awful upscaler(sadly they still exist) or thee is something wrong with their glasses or something(not an insult fyi)
I have a 55 inch Q70r and that has not been calibrated, and the game looks sharp and super colorful. So it must be the upscaler in their tv.
Im still firmly in the iterative hardware camp. Developing for Switch and Switch 2 is not going to be like porting a game to a new system. More like tinkering with the settings in a pc game. May even use the same SKU and the same game card.
