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He's been such an obnoxious bastard about it I hope some sort of odd graphical quirk makes it unplayable for him but nobody else. He doesn't deserve happiness.Started off with Pikmin 4 - I know Arlo is consooming right now.
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He's been such an obnoxious bastard about it I hope some sort of odd graphical quirk makes it unplayable for him but nobody else. He doesn't deserve happiness.Started off with Pikmin 4 - I know Arlo is consooming right now.
There was a whole line of them- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Play_ControlWhat Gamecube ports did the Wii get? I can’t think of a single one unless you want to be really desperate and count Twilight Princess.
Nice. That was a fairly solid Direct, glad to see Level-5 is back to business again.I'd like to see GB, GBC and GBA added to NSO. Anything else would be a bonus.
Bruh. If they did that, fully uncut it, and made Episode II not look like dogshit, I would happily consoomThe Baten Kaitos remaster is weird, because I recall Namco straight up saying 'There is no market for a remaster of Xenosaga', but they went and remastered Baten Kaitos? Maybe this is a sign they will do a Xenosaga trilogy now?
The 'New Play Control' series. Chibi Robo, DK Jungle Beat, Mario Power Tennis, Metroid Prime 1/2 (japan only, trilogy in the west), Pikmin 1/2
Oh yeah, I completely forgot about that. At least those ports only cost $20-30 each.There was a whole line of them- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Play_Control
I'm tired of people posting this FIVE/SIX YEARS meme. They announced that it was starting development at E3 2019. At most it's been worked on for like three years probably.>I forgot why i was hyped for TOTK. It looks cool, but did it seriously take them 6 years to make a game that's 70% BOTW again and 30% cars? The map looks very similar, the graphics seem identical- what were they working on?
It's still mostly comprised of BOTW assets though. They're reusing assets to save time and yet they're going through a relatively standard/arguably longer-than-usual development cycle. So the question then becomes why, and memes like that sprout up either as explanation or more fuel for the fire and circulate around Nintendo circles appropriately.I'm tired of people posting this FIVE/SIX YEARS meme. They announced that it was starting development at E3 2019. At most it's been worked on for like three years probably.
Thats not how game announcements work. It was also originally planned for a 2021 release. This sucker's been cooking for 4 or 5 years now (especially if you include pre-production.)I'm tired of people posting this FIVE/SIX YEARS meme. They announced that it was starting development at E3 2019. At most it's been worked on for like three years probably.
I know I joke around and shitpost a lot. It's not going to be "bad" as in completely broken or anything.Tears of the Kingdom will probably end up being good, but the advertising isn't really doing it many favours.
If this is the visual level we can expect from Prime 4 I'm no longer worried about waiting.Autistic Prime sperging ahead
Okay Prime finally downloaded and installed. All the bonus content from the Trilogy release is included. This most likely means this is ripped straight from an actual trilogy remaster. There is Dual Analog, Wii style pointer, Hybrid between classic and Wii, and classic Gamecube controls. They added colour blind mode, and even an option to enable the narration.
I have no way of checking at the moment, but it looks like its actually running at 1080p 60fps when docked. There are no analog triggers on the Switch, so when using classic controls you can't soft lock-on like in the original, you can only hard lock, so if you want to strafe but there is a target in front you will always lock on, I suppose you can use the other control schemes if that really matters to you, but I'm an autist for purist (just checked in-game settings, there are more advanced settings once in-game for some reason, you can swap the map buttons to be like the original).They rebound L and R to both act the same as ZL and ZR, they could have done half press with those. Because R is rebound, map is now bound to start, select opens the usual start menu.
Holding the shoot button now does a triple tap shot, then starts charging beam instead of just a single shot in the original. The graphics seem pretty faithful, it looks really good, the closest comparison would probably be the Halo 2 Remaster. I think it's running on the original engine still, but I haven't been able to scan boost, perhaps because I just suck. Some areas are way darker though, and it makes it really hard to see because of the new bloom effects. Everything is PBR, all the lighting is still baked, but its much higher res and they pretty much re-lit everything. The textures look fairly high res, not 4k, maybe 1024 and a few 2048. There is no anisotropic filtering so the mip swapping on textures can look really bad. There are a bunch more particles, and they emit light onto the environment, all the holograms cast light now too.
It's actually really good, they even re-added the water ripple effects that got cut with the Trilogy release. I'll update this post with images in a bit, and then I'll get a few from the original game a bit after that
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Extras menu
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Some of the darker areas
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PBR lighting and how everything emits light
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New particles when you open doors, and a lot more atmospheric particles
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Volumetric fog (might just be lit particle sheets actually) + the new bloom looks really good
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Save station casts light onto everything (look at the pipes and Samus' arm cannon)
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The new models look really faithful, thats why I think Retro are the actual devs, which means this might be what Prime 4 looks like, no complaints
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Tallon IV is no longer a low poly ball, its got a super good looking texture, probably the highest res one in the game
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I immediately noticed the new rain effects, they are gorgeous. I captured a video just of the effects
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Lots of little dust particles, and the glow of the hologram lights up the fog around it
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I stopped here, but the lighting in this one room is just incredible. This is what Switch games CAN look like if the devs do things properly
Edit: capturing comparisons with the original, and it turns out I'm not insane and they DID remap the scan visor to D-Pad Right instead of D-Pad LeftView attachment 4472835
I don't have a capture card so its using the Switch's hardware capture, so its not 60fps and its compressed. Look that RAIN
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The autist that I am, the first thing I check is to see if the water ripples made it in, which they did!
No.>Just pir8/buy steeem deck gaiz
I don't want them strapping this shit to a game that is guaranteed to sell to be the excuse for the industry as a whole to say "see, people want to spend $70 so that is the new standard price point!" and fuck us over. Yuzu runs most things pretty well not too long after release in my experience and I cannot encourage this behaviour with my money.Shame that they're going for the $70 tag for Zelda. With how good Switch emulators are now you wouldn't think Nintendo would try so hard to give people like me reasons to pirate.
If a post has too many quotes you cannot directly quote it again, odd quirk of the forum. Anyways, they kept the NES roms in the Animal Crossing re-release so I am betting the answer is yes. Also, the original Metroid just isn't worth much to Nintendo when Super exists, so why not...@Epoch (I can’t reply for some reason) The real question is… does Prime still have the original Metroid as an unlockable?No chance in hell
It's not in the Trilogy release, which I'm like 90% sure this is ripped out of, so I don't think it is. I am willing to be surprised though, since the remaster's quality has surpassed my expectations already.If a post has too many quotes you cannot directly quote it again, odd quirk of the forum. Anyways, they kept the NES roms in the Animal Crossing re-release so I am betting the answer is yes. Also, the original Metroid just isn't worth much to Nintendo when Super exists, so why not...
Oh, then it probably isn't. While I don't think Nintendo would rip it out if already present, I also don't think they'd give enough of a damn to put it back in either if the "original" version they were working with didn't have it.It's not in the Trilogy release, which I'm like 90% sure this is ripped out of, so I don't think it is. I am willing to be surprised though, since the remaster's quality has surpassed my expectations already.
“They kept NES roms in the pre-Virtual Console Animal Crossing, so they probably kept it in 2023 where they nickel and dime people for nostalgia every chance they get.”If a post has too many quotes you cannot directly quote it again, odd quirk of the forum. Anyways, they kept the NES roms in the Animal Crossing re-release so I am betting the answer is yes. Also, the original Metroid just isn't worth much to Nintendo when Super exists, so why not...