I have both, but I haven't played either yet. I'm going to be playing the 3DS version after I'm done with OoT.
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I have both, but I haven't played either yet. I'm going to be playing the 3DS version after I'm done with OoT.
The game just feels too massive for a handheld for me personally. I want all of dem beautiful environments on the big TV
My Wii is busted :C otherwise, yeah I'd be on the TV too! I might pick up one of those adapters or something, I'm not sure yet.
I set up Dolphin for Starlet on a laptop I gave her and it's running beautifully. I transferred the save she was using on my WiiU there too.
You guys should all just emulate it. It's so pretty in higher res.
That might be something I can work with, since I already own two copies of the game.
Can confirm.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mirage
Bought a Wii JUST for this game. Bought the game. Turns out? My Wii couldn't play dual layered DVDs. So I emulated it. HD, 60fps... wonderful.
I doubt you got 60 fps in the game on an emulator. If you did, I'm very interested in how you did it.
I'm pretty sure I did... it's been a couple of years though, I could be misremembering.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mirage
Perhaps it was just "twice as much as the Wii version" which would probably make it 30.
Dolphin will display 60 fps no matter what the game actually runs on internally. It's just showing you that it's emulating the console at its intended speed. Unless you had a hacked xenoblade or something that changed the framerate cap. Increasing the emulator speed itself would just make the game run too fast.
The 3DS version feels too constrained. The Wii version on a big TV struggles to scale without looking very dated.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pumpkin
PC emulation at a higher resolution is necessary to get the most out of this game. Although, if you can't do that, I actually found playing on the WiiU gamepad was a pretty good screen size for this. You need the digital eshop version though to use the gamepad controls.