Jun 5, 2025
Mario Odyssey S1 vs S2 gfx comparison
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Mario Odyssey S1 vs S2 gfx comparison
Woah! This 4K remaster of Shadow of the Colossus looks amazing! Just look at this comparison. I mean, such an upgrade can’t be ignored! One of the best games ever in it’s best looking suit ever. All the details in the surroundings and the nature around you is breathtaking. I’m just sad they didn’t also remake Ico but if this sells well enough maybe they do it as well?
Pathetic.
Comparing how the demo looks in both versions.
Gameplay: Final Fantasy VII Rebirth Demo
May God bless you all
Transparent Switch 2 and Xbox Logos: pngdownload.io
@NeoGamer PS5 vs Switch 2 Comparison: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VQ6qPX0jH7g
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Using Reshade to upscale console graphics
I’ve recently gotten a chance to screw around with an Elgato HD 60S capture card. I got it working with OBS Studio and decided this was a pretty good way to play Pokemon Sword since the new generation of Pokemon games let you mute the music, so I could mix in my own music from my desktop. Once I had everything working I got to thinking. My Asus PG348Q is 1440p, so the Nintendo Switch’s max 1080p has to be upscaled to fit the display. Pixel scaling basically always looks bad, emphasizing aliasing etc. Honestly, my monitor does an ok job of upscaling the Switch in general when directly connected through its HDMI port, but I wanted to know if there was any way to do it better. I did a little digging and realized I could install Reshade over OBS Studio. Everything “just works” after you install, keeping in mind that OBS uses DX11 for its preview window. Depth based effects don’t work since (obviously) you have no access to the depth buffer since the game is being rendered externally, but quite a lot can be accomplished by shaders with no depth. For this test, I set it up with SMAA, AdaptiveSharpen, and Clarity. Please make sure to view the images in their full resolution so you don’t miss the subtleties of the effects at play.
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I do not think that this setup is ideal. I believe more comprehensive things could be done to each frame to improve image quality. I am happy to have been able to make it work, though, and I wanted to share my findings with you all. I’d like to know if anyone has any ideas for different approaches or effects to use, too. I’ll leave you with a couple more shots inside of a Pokemon Center. One part of the effect I am especially happy with is the way the details on the hardwood floor and carpet “pop” compared to without.
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