I beat it fine with the analogue stick. I'm not sure which style is recommended by the devs, but I thought it was fine with just the stick.
Good to know, cheers!
I beat it fine with the analogue stick. I'm not sure which style is recommended by the devs, but I thought it was fine with just the stick.
I picked up Valkyria Chronicles 1 and I'm a little disappointed in the undocked resolution. It's blurry as hell on top of the aliasing and combined with the game's filter everything is muddy as hell.
Once again I must ask: if the Switch is as powerful as people claim then why can't it run this early PS3 game in 720p in handheld mode?
I dont know, i havent played it.Okami HD is 25% off - $15 now.
How does it compare to VC4 in handheld mode?
doesn't =! can'tI picked up Valkyria Chronicles 1 and I'm a little disappointed in the undocked resolution. It's blurry as hell on top of the aliasing and combined with the game's filter everything is muddy as hell.
Once again I must ask: if the Switch is as powerful as people claim then why can't it run this early PS3 game in 720p in handheld mode? The game ran at 720p on PS3.
There's a free demo if you want to compare it btw
Yeah, might do. I cant imagine VC4 is better, right?
I don't know. Why are there previous generation ports that run poorly on newer systems, such as the Jak and Daxter Trilogy on the Vita or, initially, the Zone of the Enders port on the PS3? Sometimes it's on the developers, either for being unable or just simply being inexperienced with the hardware. There are plenty of last gen ports that do run and/or look better on the Switch or at least as good, more so than the number that are worseI picked up Valkyria Chronicles 1 and I'm a little disappointed in the undocked resolution. It's blurry as hell on top of the aliasing and combined with the game's filter everything is muddy as hell.
Once again I must ask: if the Switch is as powerful as people claim then why can't it run this early PS3 game in 720p in handheld mode? The game ran at 720p on PS3.
The Switch version is based on the PS4 remastered version and not the PS3 original.I picked up Valkyria Chronicles 1 and I'm a little disappointed in the undocked resolution. It's blurry as hell on top of the aliasing and combined with the game's filter everything is muddy as hell.
Once again I must ask: if the Switch is as powerful as people claim then why can't it run this early PS3 game in 720p in handheld mode? The game ran at 720p on PS3.
The Switch version is based on the PS4 remastered version and not the PS3 original.
Those weren't straight ports from PS2 to Vita, those were the "HD" games and Vita was only a little more powerful than a PS2.I don't know. Why are there previous generation ports that run poorly on newer systems, such as the Jak and Daxter Trilogy on the Vita or, initially, the Zone of the Enders port on the PS3?
The Switch version is based on the PS4 remastered version and not the PS3 original.
Would love confirmation
Right, so there are other factors to consider, besides just hardware capabilities. That's mainly what I was trying to get at. I mean, most previous generation ports on the Switch are, at worst, on par with the last gen versions so I think it's mainly an issue in some cases here and thereThose weren't straight ports from PS2 to Vita, those were the "HD" games and Vita was only a little more powerful than a PS2.
The PS3 was notoriously difficult to work with.
In fact, let's consider the hardware architecture. Cerny endevored to make sure PS4 didn't have the issues that prior Playstations had. I may be wrong, but from what I've heard the Nintendo platforms have also been difficult to work with.
So it's not that the console isnt theoretically powerful, it's more that it's difficult to take advantage of that power.
I picked up Valkyria Chronicles 1 and I'm a little disappointed in the undocked resolution. It's blurry as hell on top of the aliasing and combined with the game's filter everything is muddy as hell.
Once again I must ask: if the Switch is as powerful as people claim then why can't it run this early PS3 game in 720p in handheld mode? The game ran at 720p on PS3.
I picked up Valkyria Chronicles 1 and I'm a little disappointed in the undocked resolution. It's blurry as hell on top of the aliasing and combined with the game's filter everything is muddy as hell.
Once again I must ask: if the Switch is as powerful as people claim then why can't it run this early PS3 game in 720p in handheld mode? The game ran at 720p on PS3.
I'd say resolution is on par with Mario x Rabbids. I don't think it's worth skipping the game, ot plays fine and $20 is a great price. But just be prepared for it to look blurry.This is SO disappointing. If the undocked resolution is really that low, I'll be holding off on buying it.
I don't know, especially since it's 30fps.I was fully expecting 720p undocked and 1080p docked - wonder why it can't reach that...
I never thought VC4 looked blurry or bad. I'm now really interested how it compares.
I thought VC4 looked pretty great undocked. Surely VC1 can't be worse?
That's really surprising.It does look worse - considerably worse.
I just tried the demo for Valkyria Chronicles 4 undocked and was shocked to see what appears to be 720p with some nice anti-aliasing. Everything looks crisp and clear and detailed.
Going back to Valkyria Chronicles 1 and the difference is immediate. Clearly sub-native resolution, very blurry by comparison, with no anti-aliasing at all.
Does anyone know if Diablo 3 has preload if i preorder on the eshop? Gonna be at blizzcon nov 2 and I want to play while I'm there. Don't wanna bank on hotel WiFi / phone hotspot for the big download.
Does The End Is Nigh need the dpad, or was it designed with analogue stick in mind? And if the former, how do the buttons hold up? I found the analogue stick fine with Celeste fwiw.
I beat it fine with the analogue stick. I'm not sure which style is recommended by the devs, but I thought it was fine with just the stick.
I really struggled with my first play of Celeste with the stick. My diagonals were so hit and miss. Used the D-pad second time and it was so much easier for me. I bought the Hori joy-con which is up several notches over the standard d-pad.
Any game that you can preorder in the eShop can be preloaded immediately.
Wow, those differences are really drastic. I guess it was much harder to port the older engine?Are the resolutions of the screenshots the actual display resolutions?
I just took some undocked screens of both games.
Valkyria Chronicles 4
1200x675
Valkyria Chronicles 1
900x506
In other news, TIL that 675p is good enough for me, at least on the handheld screen. But lower than that is where it gets noticeable.
I really like having games on a handheld so I'm not too upset about my $20, it's still a great game I can take anywhere now.Yeah, guess VC1 is a hard pass for me. No interest in paying for a subpar version of a game when it should be the complete opposite. I mean the game was a looker thanks to its unique style, now it suffers because of it.
Guess this is why Sega has been so quiet about this port. Having to be so cautious with Switch ports is getting old.
Probably, but the sequel comes out next month.
Are the resolutions of the screenshots the actual display resolutions?
Yes, the UI is sharp. It's only the in-engine stuff that suffers.added 'orig' to the url and they both show up as 720p
the ui is sharp, at least
True, but I imagine that will cost around $50.
I'm looking forward to seeing what people think of Black Bird (comes out tomorrow). I actually picked up Million Onion Hotel on iOS earlier in the week and it's really fun and does a good job of working the bizarre worldbuilding into its mechanics, and the trailer for Black Bird looks really promising in a similar way. The humor in Onion Hotel is uhhhh very hit-or-miss for me though, like it's almost mid-00s Newgrounds type stuff at times.
20 dollars puts it slightly outside of a 'just try it' price range for me, so I'll probably wait for others' impressions.
judging by the JPN eShop we'll probably get Strikers 1945 Plus (woo! Now we just need Strikers 1945 III AKA 1999)
And Sengoku Cannon (nice to have the whole trilogy in one place is about the only compliment I can give this game)
The PSP got some shitty sequels nobody wanted, like that middling Cho Aniki sequel that wasn't actually weird or good enough to make it at all notable.1945 Plus coming via Hamster's ACA, not Zerodiv, so there will be online leaderboards.
1999 is Zerodiv's responsibility, though.
It cannot be stressed enough just how BAD Sengoku Cannon is.
It's really not good, guys. Do not be taken in by the branding or Tsukasa Jun's beautiful (and lewd...) art. The gameplay and graphics are atrocious.
Oh wow. That's cool. Thanks for sharing this bit info.https://www.reddit.com/r/NintendoSw...i_on_25_discount_for_valkyria_chronicals_1_if
Apparently, even physical owners of VC4 can get 25% off Valkyria Chronicles. You just need to register the game and give Nintendo a call, at least for now.
Looks really good. Normally $14.99 but if you pre-purchase from the eShop before launch, it's 33% off, which makes it $9.99.
I'm looking forward to seeing what people think of Black Bird (comes out tomorrow). I actually picked up Million Onion Hotel on iOS earlier in the week and it's really fun and does a good job of working the bizarre worldbuilding into its mechanics, and the trailer for Black Bird looks really promising in a similar way. The humor in Onion Hotel is uhhhh very hit-or-miss for me though, like it's almost mid-00s Newgrounds type stuff at times.
20 dollars puts it slightly outside of a 'just try it' price range for me, so I'll probably wait for others' impressions.
Sinner is 30fps on Switch and I had some minor drops in my playtime. I have a PS4 vs. Switch comparison up for the title, if that interests you.I've been really looking forward to Sinner but I'm still unsure whether I should go Switch or PS4. Is there any word on Switch performance?
Tomorrow's a pretty packed day. I'm super excited for Black Bird! And judging by the JPN eShop we'll probably get Strikers 1945 Plus (woo! Now we just need Strikers 1945 III AKA 1999) and Sengoku Cannon (nice to have the whole trilogy in one place is about the only compliment I can give this game). And my friend tells me I have to finally play Will: A Wonderful World.