Akarogg

Gamers are anti social rejects, they like this sorta thing

You know the answer, don't play dumb

It didn't age well the moment it was created

Do you even know what 4K is

@ILostMyMind

Many gamers still can't wrap their heads around that simple concept, annoying I know.

Now it's 30 fps and slow vs 60 fps and fast

"Seed Tech Demo ran on three NVIDIA Titan V"

Then this won't become mainstream any time soon

First of it's not DOOM but a completely different game, second, you're number is off by 250 000 copies. I don't understand how you can post this much BS and still defend said BS. Oh well

What I wrote was copied and pasted FROM the article

First off that's RE1 revelations, second, this: "Capcom indicated that Resident Evil Revelations for Switch, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One has sold 500,000 copies. Of that number, roughly 250,000 units were on Switch specifically" How could you make this error?

Doom sold 500K on the Switch? Do you have a link?

I foresee massive frame drops

And the PS4 can't run this "old ass game" above 30 fps

@JaguarEvolved

"The switch is even a downgrade to the ps3"

Patently false. If you gonna attack the Switch, at least don't lie

1080p screen will make the system more expensive, and demanding games won't be able to reach that resolution in portable mode anyway. It's a waste

That is not enough to warrant an expensive 1080p screen that only simple games will be able to fill with native 1080p resolution. The system is significantly weaker when in portable mode, the gpu clock speeds are halved to extend battery life

When is Dreams releasing

ZEE CLOUD

They said this year

1080p screen, no. The majority of titles except indies will not be able to reach a native 1080p resolution in portable mode, currently that isn't being achieved even in docked mode for most non indie titles. Currently many titles run sub 720p in portable mode, Xenoblade 2 all the way down to 360p at the lowest using dynamic resolution, so forget a 1080p screen. It's a waste of hardware price. Instead a hardware upgrade will make it easier to reach 720p on a native 720p screen.