nikka google red light of deathThis shyt has fukk all to do with how games are ran on a system
nikka google red light of deathThis shyt has fukk all to do with how games are ran on a system
I know what the red rings of death are. I made a side hustle fixing them. shyt has nothing to do with how powerful a system is to run current gen games or not.nikka google red light of death
Wii U handled the physics and that’s less powerful than 360.I don't think either of them would be able to handle the physics engine with their hardware specs
No. There is more to video games than graphics.
Wii U handled the physics and that’s less powerful than 360.
360 had games like Nuts and Bolts and Red Faction that did all types of physics stuff.
Things like draw distance and texture detail would have to be lower, but it could limp to 540p 24fps like lots of 360 games did
Once devs started making games they reported it was significantly weakerOP is really pressed by Zelda's success. I would say no but who tf cares.We all want great graphics and great gameplay nobody will deny that. Look at Elden Ring for the ideal example. We all know all the Switch games now are gonna look very mediocre compared to the competition. But once you get past that everyone is just enjoying the game for what it is. Granted some of us are just gonna wait for stronger hardware.
How Powerful is the Wii U Really?
How powerful is the Wii U really? Is it less powerful than the PS3 and Xbox 360? Is it as powerful? More powerful? And …www.eurogamer.net
Well at the very least the Wii U is as powerful then the 360 & PS3. Considering it has the GPU advantage compared to the CPU advantage of PS3 and 360.
Also I think you are really underselling the Physics engine in these two Zelda games.
Wii U version has frame rate dropsyes probably.
Wii U was able to run BOTW and it was less powerful than 360