>>56491066> Resolution has nothing to do with the visual identity of a gameIsn't is used almost interchangeably?? Sony was remarking about their high visual fidelty (while using resolution as their moniker) during their Ps5 Pro presentation. Only difference is Visual fidelty includes all the lighting, textures, and animation. Also are yo ufrogetting DLSS has both Performance/Quality/ AND Balanced mode? DLSS quality focuses more on resolution while DLSS performance focuses more on FPS without needing to lower your settings. Balance setting compares visually and performances degrade the quality but mostly with still image will you see the difference.
> All it does is takes frames that are lower resolution and uses AI to interpolate and increase the resolution of the image to a target resolution I'm not saying DLSS is like 100% perfect, but it definitely will give GameFreak a considerable leg-up to make it at least a little bit closer to other NIntendo EPD games. Switch 2 will be on 1080p on Handheld while docked mode would be 1440p to 4K (native is possible as well, but for Gamefreak it will be upscaled to 4k via DLSS).
> DLSS doesn't enhance anything, it's a tool. It's up to the developers to then use those resources to improve the visuals of the game marginally with whatever they saved not running it at native res.A: And that tool will be on the get-go for Nintendo Switch 2. A version of DLSS specifically used for the Switch 2 which developers will have from the get-go.
>It's up to the developers to then use those resources to improve the visuals of the game marginally with whatever they saved not running it at native res.Yeah. And they will use it.... Why wouldn't they use it? Why CAN"T they use it? Also, those saved resources can be used for visual fidelity as you had stated before. Marginally , maybe, but still enough to give Gamefreak a leg-up. Also DLSS version keep consistently improving. If Switch 2 has DLSS 3.5 or even above, it can be a game-changer.
