(06-09-2011, 01:35 AM)Anti-Ultimate Wrote: [ -> ]It may be possible...
But then it would have been done with the 3DS too...
(Look how DS Games look on the 3DS and you know what i mean)
DS games are a little different. You can't just blow them up, not all of them. Alot of them use tile-based backgrounds, not to mention pixel art made to a target-resolution. Nintendo's hands were tied with that one, I think.
You could just upscale them and use a filter :/
Simply wait,the WiiU was just announced and not so many details are known about it
(06-09-2011, 01:41 AM)Anti-Ultimate Wrote: [ -> ]You could just upscale them and use a filter :/
Simply wait,the WiiU was just announced and not so many details are known about it
Yea, and alot of games end up looking ugly. That may be okay for the odd gamer, but that's not okay for an international company.
And you're right, not many details are known. Except that it runs Wii games in 480p, which is disappointing.
As the guy above me said they've already stated that the WiiU will run wii games at 480p with no upscaling.
/end discussion
(06-09-2011, 06:17 AM)NaturalViolence Wrote: [ -> ]As the guy above me said they've already stated that the WiiU will run wii games at 480p with no upscaling.
/end discussion
You didn't even contribute to the discussion. The discussion wasn't whether there WOULD be any upscaling, but rather if they have any excuse for there to be no upscaling.
Jeez, people on the internet and their snarky attitudes
In that case....the only excuse I can think is it's easier. Other than that, no.
I would assume Wii U has the power to at least upscale the rendered image to not look crap on old HD TVs. But probably the console is running in some reduced Wii mode for security reasons