@JayJ it does look good for a switch game but that's because they are using the PC version's steam store page assets for the switch store page lol. Don't get me wrong the switch version doesn't look bad at all but if you directly compare them they are identical. Of course the game was never designed to be a visual tour de force in the first place.
Basically the switch is capable of visuals we saw around mid generation 360/ps3 era. The only place it will run into issues is games that had heavy cpu based workloads. The 360 had a 3 core PPC CPU at 3ghz with multi threading. Achieving that level of computation on the switch is going to be difficult.
Gpu and memory wise it will be fine. Still a handheld that can essentially replicate most of what we saw last gen is pretty awesome.
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Re: Review: Joe Dever's Lone Wolf (Switch eShop)
@JayJ it does look good for a switch game but that's because they are using the PC version's steam store page assets for the switch store page lol. Don't get me wrong the switch version doesn't look bad at all but if you directly compare them they are identical. Of course the game was never designed to be a visual tour de force in the first place.
Basically the switch is capable of visuals we saw around mid generation 360/ps3 era. The only place it will run into issues is games that had heavy cpu based workloads. The 360 had a 3 core PPC CPU at 3ghz with multi threading. Achieving that level of computation on the switch is going to be difficult.
Gpu and memory wise it will be fine. Still a handheld that can essentially replicate most of what we saw last gen is pretty awesome.