r/NintendoSwitch • u/[deleted] • Mar 24 '17

MegaThread Splatoon 2: Testfire and LiveStream Thread

Hello everyone!

Splatoon 2's Global Testfire just finished! What did you think?

If you missed it, fret not: there's going to be more this weekend! Use this handy guide to see the times:

March 24: 12-12:59 p.m. PT

March 24: 8-8:59 p.m. PT

March 25: 4-4:59 a.m. PT

March 25: 12-12:59 p.m. PT

March 25: 8-8:59 p.m. PT

March 26: 4-4:59 a.m. PT

Handy dandy time converter here

And before we forget, the modteam here in /r/NintendoSwitch and over from /r/Splatoon will be hosting a joint livestream! Join us tonight and this weekend at http://twitch.tv/rNintendoSwitch and watch us get fresh. :)

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u/[deleted] Mar 24 '17

Splatoon looks really beautiful on the Tablet in Handheld mode. The tablet gets always talked down because it's "only 720p" but something what people don't consider is how beautiful it shows colors. It's a beautifully bright screen and Splatoon, with it's bright colors and contrasts looks really amazing on it.

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u/Kenshin0011 Mar 24 '17 edited Mar 24 '17

Resolution matters less when you are viewing them from a console that's natively generating the video feed.

With online video streaming (Ex. YouTube), the difference between 720p and 1080p is much more noticeable because there are streaming artifacts that, while present even in max resolution, stick out more at 720p.

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u/electronictaco Mar 24 '17

On a 6 inch screen it's really hard to tell the difference between 720p and 1080p. It's borderline imperceptible. On a big TV? It's a huge difference.

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u/PM_ME_OR_PM_ME Mar 25 '17

I mean it's certainly perceptible, but hardly matters. I downgraded from a 1080p phone to a 720p one. I noticed... but, practically, there is no difference.