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ja, unser tester hier kann doch mal alle draufstellen^^
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Wurde noch nicht angekündigt.
ja, unser tester hier kann doch mal alle draufstellen^^
In retrospect, 2014 has been a particularly disappointing year when it comes to properly finished game releases, with plenty of AAA releases hitting the market with show-stopping bugs. We've reached the point where original retail copies of new games have become almost useless without copious amounts of patching.
While Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker may not be a particularly ambitious game, Nintendo still deserves serious credit for continuing to release such finely tuned work. It's Nintendo doing what Nintendo does best.
It's a simple, streamlined title that looks great and plays beautifully. It's within this limited scope that the team at EAD Tokyo has found an opportunity to craft some of the most attractive visuals seen on the Wii U to date.
As in Super Mario 3D World, Captain Toad delivers a 1280x720 image with limited edge smoothing - the game is certainly crisp and colourful but would definitely benefit greatly from improved anti-aliasing, as many edges completely lack any sort of smoothing - particularly in stages with darker colours. Still, with the simple and clean artwork here, image quality is perfectly acceptable and aliasing does little to spoil an otherwise gorgeous game.
Much of Treasure Tracker's beauty stems from its simple yet brilliant visual design, which sees a series of nicely detailed, Mario-flavoured stages transposed over colourful backgrounds.
With the focus on smaller maps this time around, the designers are able to include more detail per block, giving the world a richly textured feel. Every edge is beautifully smoothed off and everything just fits together into a cohesive whole that - aliasing aside - feels almost pre-rendered at points.
Then there is the matter of performance and it's here that - once again - Nintendo delivers the goods. It may seem like a given that a game such as this would operate at a smooth 60fps but that's not always the case; there are plenty of puzzle/platform games available on even more powerful platforms that fail to deliver such a consistent update. Given that Treasure Tracker is even more confined than Super Mario 3D World, the engine never really misses a beat handing in a flawless performance profile. This game simply does not drop frames - at all.
These days it sometimes feels as if developers are focusing so heavily on cramming each game full of features that they ultimately lose sight of what's most important - the core gameplay. In contrast, Treasure Tracker just feels like a perfectly realised product - and as such, a breath of fresh air. There's no fluff here, just gameplay backed up with perfect performance and beautiful visuals. It's a ton of fun to play and its technology never lets it down. It's easy to get wrapped up in the issues and details surrounding the technical performance of modern titles, but Treasure Tracker reminds us how wonderful it is when superbly polished technology perfectly serves the game design.
Ultimately Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker is another must-have title in Nintendo's expanding lineup of Wii U software - a game that is perfectly realised within the constraints of the system, achieving everything it sets out to accomplish. It's an approach we'd like to see more developers take - to find beauty in restraint. This is the type of game that will remain fun to play years down the line, well after the Wii U is off the market, and the product you get on the disc is all you'll need. In that sense Nintendo is still delivering products today just as they have for decades - an almost flawless consistency that's a rare and precious thing.
Sicher, gehören ja nicht mir Kannst auch den Artikel durchlesen, da gibt es noch mehr.darf ich bei den selben zitaten ein paar andere punkte/sätze hervorheben?
darf ich bei den selben zitaten ein paar andere punkte/sätze hervorheben?
Also ich hab noch bei keinem meiner zwei ugly Spiele, die ich bisher besitze Kantenflimmern bemerken können. Im Gegenteil, sehen 3D Wörld und MK8 doch sehr sauber aus.
Falls jemand für ca. 30€ vorbestellen möchte:
http://www.chillmo.com/nur-heute-5-eur-rabatt-ab-29-eur-bei-digitalo-u-a-mit
ich hoffe, es kommt als vorabdownload im shop. könnte ich nochmal punkte für premium machen. wenn nicht, hoffe ich, dass es am 30. im laden ist
Bin außerdem gespannt, wie der Score ausfallen wird. Ich vermute Nintendo wird hier - leider wie so oft in letzter Zeit - Resteverwertung vornehmen.
Ja, ist wirklich eine Schande, wenn wir Captain Toad nicht doch noch im Nintendo Premium Programm unterkriegen könnten ...