Going to pick this up on the switch. Yes I’d like 60fps everywhere but 30fps while running around isn’t a huge deal to me.
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Tales of Vesperia: Definitive Edition details version resolution and frame rate differences
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Hoping for no drops on Switch as that's the version I'm getting! :) Want to be able to play this on my daily commute.
Ok this makes sense. Thanks for the correction. I just assumed it would be a remake. The comments in the thread about the performance make more sense now.
I just realized Switch has no trophies either so I can enjoy the game at my own pace.
Trophies always make me start feeling obligated to do everything lol.
Obviously I sitll want to see all the cutscenes, extra dungeons, and what not since I enjoy the characters and world of Vesperia. But the stress of the trophy goes away haha
Trophies always make me start feeling obligated to do everything lol.
Obviously I sitll want to see all the cutscenes, extra dungeons, and what not since I enjoy the characters and world of Vesperia. But the stress of the trophy goes away haha
Why don't you just hide notifications? I did that, and haven't thought about trophies and achievements eve since.
I do have notifications hidden but before I boot my game I still see the trophies and the percentages...
Max 4K resolution on PC is weird, don't know why restricted resolution options are still a thing.
More curious about the details of variable framerate. I doubt it's unlimited.
More curious about the details of variable framerate. I doubt it's unlimited.
Literally nothing important or demanding happens outside of battle that would demand 60. This seems fine.
About what I expected for a Tales of Vesperia. Luckily the framerate out of battle isn't detrimental to the game play. Will be getting it on the Switch.
I've always wanted to play this, almost did on 360, but I'm glad i waited to get that extra stuff that only came out in Japan.
I7, 16GB RAM and a GTX 970 for 1080p/60 FPS?
This can't be right. We are talking about a 10 years old game here and this is getting me kinda worried about the port quality.
Footage from TGS seemed smooth. You can find them here in this thread: https://www.resetera.com/threads/first-footage-of-tales-of-vesperia-definitive-edition-on-nintendo-switch.69780/
Crossing my fingers in hoping that Variable Frame Rate on PC means, "whatever framerate you want", even far above 60fps.
QLOC is porting it. Any reason they'd lock to 4k max ?
That max 4k might be japanese mistranslation I guess... I hope so :s
Switch it is, started playing this one last generation but for some reason dropped it early on. Looking forward to taking it with me on the go.
I think/hope it is probably just an instance of "that's the highest we tested".
Especially if it's a QLOC port then that becomes much closer to "think" than "hope". They know the basics!
It's considered by many to be the best Tales game for the modern era and this one has a bunch of new content. So yes.
Switch version for me. Excellent home and portable port, how can I not? Super excited to play this again. One of my favorite games of the previous generation.
Same here. Being portable means I'll actually be able to put the time in to beat it. BotW taught me portability makes long epic games way more palatable.
Everyone in here with the "10 year old game" and expectations of ease of porting what is basically the PS3 version (not the 360 version) to modern systems with the very high likelihood of mangled code. I'm not saying it's a thing to sweep aside, but you've got a Japanese dev porting a previously Japan-only version of a game where the lead console being ported to performs better than the others. they probably, basically, ported the PS3 version to PS4 then ported that to the Xbox and Switch, hence the lack of 60fps outside of battle (whether it matters or not is up for debate).
The "Max 4K" is probably "up to 4K" and that's as far as they tested because the people running it above that are incredibly few and far between. I'd be surprised if the number of people getting this more or less at launch and are wanting to play higher than 4K (read: at 8K) are in more than double digits.
The "Max 4K" is probably "up to 4K" and that's as far as they tested because the people running it above that are incredibly few and far between. I'd be surprised if the number of people getting this more or less at launch and are wanting to play higher than 4K (read: at 8K) are in more than double digits.
