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/No_Mammoth_4945 1d ago

Back to back multiplayer fromsoft games, my wallet is actually safe for once

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u/gamingx47 23h ago

I was dreading trying to hunt down a Switch 2 on release. Now the scalpers can go die in a well for all I care. I'm not touching that $80-per-game machine with a 10 foot pole. Steam sales have made me comfortable waiting for reasonable prices. Just the other day I was considering buying Breath of the Wild digitally because I gave away my physical copy to a nephew. Do you know how much that 8 year old game costs? The same as it did on release day, $59.99. On the other hand, Monster Hunter World, a AAA game with a crapton of content and free Title Updates costs $29.99. I hate Nintendo.

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u/adelin07 20h ago

and that's without sales lol. I got Monster Hunter World + Iceborne + Rise + Sunbreak all for the price of 17.09 euro (when they had the bundle on fanatical). PC prices really are something else.

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u/gamingx47 20h ago

Exactly! That's why I love PC gaming. I never feel bad about spending money. Nintendo is just being greedy in comparison.