Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom runs surprisingly well on Switch, actually
Six years later, Nintendo still knows how to make thꦉe most of the Sw🌜itch

Dozens of glowing reviews for 澳洲幸꧂运5开奖号码历史查询:The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the K🌱ingdom hav𝓀e dropped t🌱his morning, and one tech-focused evaluation notes that the game runs surprisingly well on the aging Switch hardware.
Like Breath of the Wild, Tears of the Kingdom targets 30 frames per second, and 's John Linneman says that the "game that holds very closely to its 30 FPS target. The majority of my entire run of c🤡apture managed to maintain a solid 30 frames per second in most instances which, for the Switch running a game this vast and emergent, is impressive."
That's particularly impressive given how poorly the game seemed to run in s🎃ome preview videos, which showed dramatic dips in performance any time Link met with any more than a handful of enemies. A patch arrived during the Tears of the Kingdom review period that eliminated the vast majority of performance drops, and obviously that patch will be available the instant everyday💖 players get their hands on the game.
DF says you'll see stable performance throughout the vast majority of Tears of the Kingdom in both TV and portable modes, though there are a handful of notable exceptions - like in Kakariko Village, which was also a frame rate killer in Breath of the Wild. Most performance d🗹rops occur when you activate the Ultrahand ability, however. According to this review, using Ultrahand in a busy area is very likely to tank performance. But given how thinly stretched the Switch hardware has felt in recent years, these results are impressive, especially with the assertion that the game is "smooth in terms of frame-pacing and lacks any significant stutter or hitching."
Tears of the Kingdom also looks a bit sharper than Breath of the Wild, thanks to its apparent use of AMD's FSR1 upscaling technology. While there are vastly superior upscaling options available on PC, FSR🧔1 does a nice job making TotK's graphics pop🍬 a bit more clearly, though it does introduce some noticeable borders around certain edges. Pop-in for distant objects is less noticeable in the sequel too, however.
The one notable disappointment 🦂noted in Digital Foundry's review is that the effects in Tears of the Kingdom don't match the advanced visuals we saw in the game's earliest trailers. If that's the price we pay for stable performance, however, I think the cost is well worthwhile.
Check out our 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:The Legend of Zelda: Tears♈ of the Kingdom review for much more on what to expect from this "rich, robust experience that builds on what came before." Judging by all the praise from around the industry, Tears of the Kingdom is looking like an instant GOTY contend🍨er.
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