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Mortal Kombat 11 Switch VS PS4 (graphics and framerate)
- Thread starter Wander_
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Yeah I'm waiting for impressions on the Switch version netcode before diving in. I assume it's the same, but who knows.
I have a switch but don't use it for online games. I assume the other issue with MK11 Switch would be way more wifi users? On Xbox I just decline those.
I'm actually more afraid that they would use input delay based netcode. I think it's most likely rollback, but I'll wait for impressions.
Looks bad in still screens and closeups, looks great during gameplay. Impressive for a Switch port. Curious what the undocked footage looks like on a 6" screen instead of being blown up on a monitor or TV.
How about watching the video on your Switch with the YouTube app? 🤣
I think you're inciting some console warring...
(Ahem..."Konsole warring")
And yes, I do think portable MK is worthwhile. Another Month of Great Nintendo Switch Ports™.
Pretty impressive tbh. I'm surprised how much of the models and fatalities/x-ray seem to retain their identity. Resolution is obviously a bit eh, but I think they made the right choice prioritizing 60 fps
now imagine if they actually had used UE4 instead of this old ass heavily modified UE3 for all version of MK11
The handheld looks to have more blur compared to the docked mode to me. Less shimmering as well to me
Man, just started playing two hours ago.
Love the fact that I can play it on the go, but the graphics on handheld mode, while very fluid, looks like XC2 (I'm talking specifically about the very low resolution). It's VERY "grainy". When the cutscenes fade into gameplay it's very hard to not notice it.
Anyway, they did a great job porting this game to Switch. Like I said, I'm loving play the story mode (it's the only thing I care, to be honest).
Love the fact that I can play it on the go, but the graphics on handheld mode, while very fluid, looks like XC2 (I'm talking specifically about the very low resolution). It's VERY "grainy". When the cutscenes fade into gameplay it's very hard to not notice it.
Anyway, they did a great job porting this game to Switch. Like I said, I'm loving play the story mode (it's the only thing I care, to be honest).
I may be wrong, but I think it's actually the opposite. The blacks look crushed in the handheld footage (especially during the close up of Baraka). Either way, I assume it's due to the capture methods used, as opposed to an inherit difference between the modes.
