After a successful Kickstarter, Wonderful 101: Updated it has now been made available to supporters and within certain regions.
So how does this redesigned version come together? According to Digital Foundry experts, the performance is disappointing for the console. The original Wii U release started at 720p and apparently there were "issues" that peaked at 60fps at times, and this is still a problem for PS4 and PS4 core versions.
Here is how Digital Morgan's Thomas Morgan describes it:
There is no accent to it: performance is disappointing even in this setting. 60fps remains a target on every console, but in 2013 the game couldn't make it to Nintendo & # 39; s gen-gen. 30fps to 60fps was the standard range, and usually with the first few machines froze at 40fps in length, with a decrease of over 30 marks. Much later in the games, performance dropped to date. Surprisingly, the Switch version shows a slight improvement while stopped, and in cutscenes, the performance actually down
there is an original Wii U game at 10fps to 12fps. There is indication that 1080p is too high a target on the switch, and that complex areas with multiple drawing calls have a CPU limit.
The gap between the Wii U and the switch closes the gameplay at least, but the fact that performance is still a bit of an issue is frustrating. For now, portable gaming effects are at least improving on restricted gaming with speeds of up to 5fps. The traditional result is 720p less demanding, which helps increase the performance rate by more performance – despite a significant reduction in GPU root clock and memory bandwidth. It is said that the game still hits the same 23fps low point as in game play during the top view of the city, suggesting that processing more geometry results in a CPU bottle – rather than a GPU. Portable gaming is equally broad in spatial performance, but expect moments to make a quick touch.
The key takeaway for Transformers players is that the Nintendo iteration of the remaster shows "real improvements while banned" and in cutscenes, performance is less than the original Wii U game at 10-12fps. All tied to a high resolution (1080p,), compatible with both PS4 and PS4 Pro). There is a bit of functionality running in portable mode (720p) too.
On a positive note, the material looks good, and the high resolution in the capture mode gives it more precision. For a full review, check out the Digital Foundry video above.
Have you had a chance to play remaster version so far? What do you think of the performance of the game so far? Leave a comment below.