Super Mario Odyssey Runs at 900p When Docked - News
by William D'Angelo , posted on 27 September 2017 / 3,210 Views
Super Mario Odyssey when docked will now run at 900p, up from the 720p revealed at E3 2017 in June, according to Digital Foundry.
In handheld mode, the game will run at 720p.
Super Mario Odyssey will launch for the Nintendo Switch on October 27.
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All at a silky smooth 60fps! I love that Nintendo makes sure that their games run as smooth as possible!
I will take 900p with better effects over 1080p with sacrifices. I have felt that way about this entire generation. People are dwelling on res way too mucb
Those effects look fantastic, considering the last 3d mario game on a portable was 3d world on the 3ds this is going to be more than just a generational leap in terms of Mario on the go. Can't wait. One month exactly to go.
Don't you mean 3D Land?
Oh yeah I do indeed, considering I finished that with 5shining stars you think I would remember, was the wiiu title I was thinking of, Doh!
You should note that this is still a pre-build and not the final release build. So it could still change/go up in the release version
You dont know from which production date the latest demo is, it takes time to put this together also. Plus, there is no reason why Niintendo shouldnt keep optimizing even beyond release. They did this also with Breath of the Wild and fixed almost all the stuttering with a patch post-release. Digital Foundry in the video also say they expect more optimization along the way in terms of the dynamic resolution in handheld mode. Fact remains this wasnt tested on the release build and there is no official statement on what the resolution will be.
