Video: Analisi tecnica di Mario di Digital Foundry + Rabbids Scintille di speranza


Mario + Rabbids scintille di speranza
Immagine: Nintendo, Ubisoft

Digital Foundry is back with another Switch technical analysis, and this time the focus is on Mario + Rabbids scintille di speranza.

From a visual standpoint, DF’s Oliver Mackenzie feels Sparks of Hope isn’t a technical evolution of its five-year-old predecessor, che è un “totally fair trade-offgiven themore interesting world design and larger combat arenas”. Sparks of Hopesenvironmental assets are apparentlysimpler and flatter”, and other areas are described as being stripped back.

The new game still looks reasonable, but I wish that the style of the original title had been more closely matched here. Alla fine però, Sparks of Hope is a bigger, broader, and better adventure than the original game. It’s not the same kind of system-exclusive technical stunner, but its gameplay and design are much improved.

As for the technical basics, the game runs at 900p ancorato and drops down to 600p in portable Modalità, e obiettivi 30fps. While it’s 30fps most of the time, it did experience some occasional frame rate dips to the mid-20s. In confronto, Battaglia del Regno had the same resolution in docked and handheld and also ran at a mostly stable 30fps.

You can get the full rundown in the video below, and read more on Eurogamer:

Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope is out today on Switch. Will you be adding this one to your collection? Raccontaci di seguito.