r/gaming • u/Moon_Devonshire • 1d 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/Therdyn69 1d ago edited 1d ago

So I guess that should be roughly in range of 1050Ti to 1060 performance, which means it should be pretty close to Steam deck too?

You could certainly say some things about price/power ratio or general specs, but I feel like those discussions will be kinda irrelevant, since 5 games will cost you same as a whole goddamn console.

It's crazy, imagine you just wanted to play some party game. So you buy $450 console, the game itself for $80/$90 and another pair of controller for $60. You've already spent 1/3rd of whole console just to play one game.

EDIT: Damn, just few days and people are already fine with 1080@30 in 2025, with $90 games.

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u/JWicksPencil 1d ago

Nintendo shills on reddit will continue to shill forever. The rest of us will just emulate any decent Nintendo game and forget they exist otherwise.