Bayonetta 3 We’re finally here, and as usual with Nintendo’s latest release, Digital Foundry has taken a closer look at the game’s performance and frame rate. How do you continue?
In short, John Linnemann believes that the third game has “some serious technical problems” and that it looks like “you want the whole production to look for powerful hardware that hasn’t arrived in the end”.
In general, the image quality is described as “extremely limited”. Bayonetta 3 improved in game two by jumping from 720p 810p allocationbut the Portable mode Now less than 720p – fewer pixels 480 p.
In terms of gaming performance, View keeps 30 frames per second And Game Targets 60 frames per second. great game Fixed parts are now also available Limited to 30 fps.
“But here’s the thing, the target frame rate during normal gameplay is 60fps, but it rarely gets there, and that’s the real problem … On a completely empty battlefield, the frame rate continuously drops below 60fps. .
“… once you enter combat, he is practically unlocked and completely unstable.”
Despite the technical issues, Linnemann believes there is still something special about Bayonetta 3 that “could really use the next generation of Switch hardware to get the most out of it.”
“And given the history of Platinum in the games ported, it seems like a very real possibility, so let’s take a look at an updated version of Bayonetta 3 below … My feeling is that Platinum’s technology really needs an overhaul. ..you will not play well with the strengths of the Switch hardware … lower your expectations on technology and you will have a lot of fun with Bayonetta 3 “
On a more positive note, the game’s loading times are “relatively short” – with smooth transitions between maps in real time. Get the complete Digital Foundry solution in the video above. You can also check out the technical analysis written for DF on Eurogamer.
