It's crap.

Foolz said:

Now we know how to summon both Steel and Leo, is it possible to summon them both at once? Does K.K. Slide deep into Tom's nook?

Bells deep!

Archangel3371 said:

Dragon Quest of the Stars released globally today on iOS and Android.

Downloaded it last night before it activated. Will give it a shot this evening.

**edit** it was a brief shot... but doesn't seem particularly fun. Oddly, it doesn't run very smoothly on my tablet either. Might give it another try later, but I'm not in a hurry.

Resident Evil Threeeeeeeee

WWOWOWOOWOWOW

Man I am replaying RE2, such a masterpiece. Nemesis looks 10x harder than X. Love it!

Dvader said:

Kamiya's next game is PROJECT GG!!!!!! GG you have a game!

https://www.resetera.com/threads/project-gg-hideki-kamiyas-new-project-announced-on-famitsu.172004/

So it's a game about being miserable and tired?

And poop!

This is an awesome read:

Metro Redux on Switch: the making of an 'impossible' port​ :

The firm has a long history of supporting the most performant, low-level APIs, with Metro Exodus running on DX11, DX12, Vulkan and GNM across its various multi-platform releases. Switch itself supports OpenGL and Vulkan, but for optimal performance, 4A chose the API developed by Nvidia itself for best performance on Switch.

"NVN is is lowest possible graphics API on NX," explains Shishkovstov. "CPU overhead is negligible, in most cases that's just a few DWORDs written to the GPU command buffer. It is well-designed, clean and exposes everything the hardware is capable of. Much better than Vulkan, for example."

It seems that NVN really makes a key difference here, with 4A suggesting that it gives direct access to the Nvidia Maxwell architecture. So what Maxwell features are used in Metro Redux?

"I am not sure I can talk that about, but we use all of them it seems," explains Shishkovstov.

In common with a lot of games of this generation, Metro Redux also sees the developer make the jump to using temporal super-sampling - or temporal super resolution, as 4A calls it.

"The end result takes approximately 2ms at 1080p with only nine texture samples and tricky math. It also does anti-aliasing as a byproduct. When pushed way to hard (it happens in 1080p) the algorithm still produces pixel perfect edges and sharp texture details and only AA quality somewhat degrades - but that is barely visible even for the trained eye."

Using temporal super resolution, Shishkovstov reckons that the concept of native resolution rendering as we know it isn't particularly relevant

What's also impressive about the Metro Redux port is its sheer consistency in maintaining its target 30fps frame-rate

Running at 30fps allowed no quality compromises - even the material and lighting shaders are exactly the same as PS4 and Xbox One.

As for how the game runs so doggedly at 30fps, 4A puts it down to over-optimisation. "Even without any TSR, the game keeps producing consistent 30fps at 720p in handheld mode in over 99 per cent of frames across the whole game. TSR is more [useful] for 1080p/docked mode."

Sorry about the shitty colouring

Oh Steel, you could be playing Pong and there'd be Big Dick Energy...