Honestly I think it's really lazy of them that the game runs at 30fps. It's definitely capable of running at 60fps with those graphics; not that the game looks bad or anything, but I don't see ridiculous amounts of geometry or extravagant effects anywhere, and basically every Kirby game before this has run at 60fps, even the 3DS titles. Not that I was super invested in the game in the first place, but unless they actually give us 60fps in an update (which I think is unlikely), I don't see myself getting the game.
I agree 60 FPS would be better, but if it's a solid 30 FPS without drops and/or frame pacing issues (and this seems to be the case, from the direct feed gameplay videos I've seen), it's good enough to me...
I finished the game, and its a really nice game to play though at 30 fps. I wouldn't have noticed the 30 fps if there wasn't the hard switch between 30/60 at the end of every level
at least there'll probably be a 60fps hack sometime when we get a stable-ish emu.
I'm surprised Dolphin runs that well on Switch, especially without much optimization apparently. From what i've seen reported online, the Tegra X1 inside the Switch is supposed to be clocked at a significantly lower speed (even docked) than the one in the Shield TV.
Is there a video out yet that shows Dolphin performance on Switch ?
(04-25-2018, 09:51 PM)DrHouse64 Wrote: [ -> ]Is there a video out yet that shows Dolphin performance on Switch ?
yes. i forgot where but ive seen a video pass by of animal crossing running slowly on the switch. around half speed im guessing (FPS said 24-26 but it was clearly running slower then normal so im guessing animal crossing is 60)
EDIT: i was semi right. animal crossing is 60FPS but its running 40ish. so 2/3th speed
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o3wo6MSxISo