Batman fik sig nogle ret solide spil i løbet af 2010'erne med Batman: Arkham-serien, og en samling af de tre spil i serien er klar til udgivelse til Switch på fredag i pakken Batman: Arkham Trilogy, der inkluderer Batman: Arkham Asylum, Batman: Arkham City og Batman: Arkham Knight. Nu er der udgivet en trailer for spillet, som viser gameplayet frem:
Bemærk, at hvis du køber spillet fysisk, får du kun Batman: Arkham Asylum med på kassetten, de øvrige to skal downloades og fylder altså på din Switch. På eShop kan du nøjes med at købe spillene enkeltvist.
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Kommentarer 7
JOEP
#2
Ja, jeg kunne også godt hoppe på Knight, hvis det er en ordentlig port. Det fik jeg heller aldrig spillet i sin tid.
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AND
#4
Hm, ja Knight ser jo godt nok lidt shaky ud i biljagten til sidst. Ellers er det vel meget fint?
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JOEP
#5
Lader til, at man skal holde sig væk set fra et teknisk synspunkt:
Batman: Arkham Knight
– Targets 30 frames per second, but there are near constant drops
– Open world traversal especially impacts frame rate
– 20 – 25 FPS common while gliding in the city, can stabilize a bit on the ground
– Frequent stutters
– Batmobile can cause even bigger issues with the frame rate
– Occasional super high frame time spike
– Sometimes hangs at 0 FPS indefinitely, or at least when it crashes
– Some sections hold up better – notably on foot gameplay and indoor areas
– A number of graphical cuts for the Switch version
– Texture resolution reduced on Switch
– Lighting differences and stripped back material properties
– Ambient occlusion removed on Switch
– Distant geometry is paired back
– Severe pop in when driving through the city
– Looking down at street level, tends to be less enemy commotion and traffic
– Clouds in the sky greatly simplified
– Rain volume reduced
– Characters look more basic on Switch
– Water changed on Switch
– Postprocessing has been cut back
– Motion blur stripped out
– One of the minigames has been impacted making it more difficult to solve
– 810p resolution when docked
– 540p in portable mode
Batman: Arkham Asylum and City
– Based on the original games instead of Return to Arkham
– Depth of field in the background absent on Switch
– Some issues with texture loading
– No anti aliasing
– Arkham City uses dynamic resolution up to 1080p (often 900p)
– Portable is up to 720p (typically stays here)
– Arkham Asylum can drop frames and hang in the mid 20s for extended periods
– Some frame time inconsistencies as well
– Seems to run better in portable mode
– Frame rate dips for Arkham City as well, but more consistent than Arkham Asylum
– Targets 30 frames per second, but there are near constant drops
– Open world traversal especially impacts frame rate
– 20 – 25 FPS common while gliding in the city, can stabilize a bit on the ground
– Frequent stutters
– Batmobile can cause even bigger issues with the frame rate
– Occasional super high frame time spike
– Sometimes hangs at 0 FPS indefinitely, or at least when it crashes
– Some sections hold up better – notably on foot gameplay and indoor areas
– A number of graphical cuts for the Switch version
– Texture resolution reduced on Switch
– Lighting differences and stripped back material properties
– Ambient occlusion removed on Switch
– Distant geometry is paired back
– Severe pop in when driving through the city
– Looking down at street level, tends to be less enemy commotion and traffic
– Clouds in the sky greatly simplified
– Rain volume reduced
– Characters look more basic on Switch
– Water changed on Switch
– Postprocessing has been cut back
– Motion blur stripped out
– One of the minigames has been impacted making it more difficult to solve
– 810p resolution when docked
– 540p in portable mode
Batman: Arkham Asylum and City
– Based on the original games instead of Return to Arkham
– Depth of field in the background absent on Switch
– Some issues with texture loading
– No anti aliasing
– Arkham City uses dynamic resolution up to 1080p (often 900p)
– Portable is up to 720p (typically stays here)
– Arkham Asylum can drop frames and hang in the mid 20s for extended periods
– Some frame time inconsistencies as well
– Seems to run better in portable mode
– Frame rate dips for Arkham City as well, but more consistent than Arkham Asylum
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#1