True but from what I've seen its not enough to ruin the experience.When the framerate starts ruining the gameplay you'll start to notice and care how it'll affect the experience.
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True but from what I've seen its not enough to ruin the experience.When the framerate starts ruining the gameplay you'll start to notice and care how it'll affect the experience.
For now it would only be on my tv with my Wii U. I don't mind fps drops, it didn't bother me on The Last Guardian so i think i'm saved.-snip-
For a few seconds, no, it won't absolutely ruin but it can be a bit disappointing.meh, for the few secs it happens?
hell no, the game is too good for that lolz
When I played it on the Switch Tablet I didn't even think of "it looks so small" but "wow it looks and plays awesome!"I know, but it's so small.
If there are too many times it happens then it can for someone who wanted it to be the 'perfect' Zelda game.True but from what I seen its not enough to ruin the experience.
That's um, good, but better to wait for DigitalFoundry or test it yourself."The framerate on the Wii U version is a little uneven, dropping into the teens during particularly busy scenes - floating down to a village during a rainstorm, for instance - but rarely intrudes when it counts."
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"The framerate on the Wii U version is a little uneven, dropping into the teens during particularly busy scenes - floating down to a village during a rainstorm, for instance - but rarely intrudes when it counts."
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FAKE.
But guys, Nintendo SAID there would be no differences and it'd be 30 FPS. Surely, they wouldn't lie about that, right?
No, not a single zelda released ever on home consoles has been 60fpsWhat do you think?
Nintendo's AAA titles always have 60FPS.
No, not a single zelda released ever on home consoles has been 60fps
yeah, youre right they lie all the timeBut guys, Nintendo SAID there would be no differences and it'd be 30 FPS. Surely, they wouldn't lie about that, right?
What do you think?
Nintendo's AAA titles always have 60FPS.
True. We should never question Nintendo's word.But guys, Nintendo SAID there would be no differences and it'd be 30 FPS. Surely, they wouldn't lie about that, right?
No, not a single zelda released ever on home consoles has been 60fps
New Zelda screen from the game:
Cannot wait!