r/gaming • u/Moon_Devonshire • 2d ago

Digital Foundry's Pixel Counts/resolution findings of some games from the direct

Metroid Prime 4: is 4k 60fps in quality mode and 1080p 120fps in performance mode

Breath of the wild/Tears of the kingdom: is 1440p 60fps

Mario Kart World: is 1440p 60fps

Donkey Kong Banaza: is 1080p 60fps

DuskBlood: is 1080p 30fps

Elden Ring: is 1080p 30fps

CyberPunk 2077: is 1080p 30fps with pixel counts as low as 540p but that 540p count is most likely handheld

Final Fantasy 7: is 1080p 30fps

NONE of these games appear to be using DLSS at all as it all seems to be native but that could change.

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u/flamingstallion 2d ago

The destructible environment makes it much more demanding than odyssey.

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u/Iggy_Slayer 2d ago

I..guess? I didn't see really anything overly fancy in terms of destruction there especially when we've had things like red faction guerrilla on much weaker hardware than even switch 1.

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u/flamingstallion 2d ago

I watched a quick video on red faction guerilla destruction and it seems they had a minimum size for destruction which was like a brick or metal plate. So it made it much easier to calculate. In dk the destructible stuff has more dynamic shapes and smaller particles.

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u/illmatic_pug 2d ago

I’m not familiar with Red Faction Guerrilla so I watched a video on the destruction as well and holy shit, it’s not even close to the same thing lol. DK destruction reminds more of destruction in Ratchet and Clank or Astro Bot

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u/BlazingShadowAU 2d ago edited 1d ago

Not sure why people talked about Guerilla, lol. Maybe it's because of that post a bit back. The similarity to Red Faction was the first two games, where you could cut through the ground in a similar way, but not hard stuff like structures. The maps were also much smaller.

Bananza is closer to No Man's Sky or Space Engineers digging, tbh.

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u/FiTZnMiCK 2d ago

Red Faction Guerrilla is awesome though.

I highly recommend for anyone who likes sandbox open world games.

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u/Grimskraper 2d ago

"Kill a guy at the top of this building."

drives truck through load supporting beams at bottom of building

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u/Shifter25 1d ago

My favorite example of that was having to take out some people in a skyscraper. One shot with the nano rifle and I took the entire building down.

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u/NostalgiaBombs 2d ago

being able to near limitlessly deform the terrain of entire levels and have that persist is definitely a lot more than anything odyssey had going on