This is a Wii game from 2010

no that's the pc version retard

FFXII is kinda cheating, to be fair

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that's a switch game. The wii version looks better.

>a game made on older hardware 4 years earlier than OP is cheating because it was made by the pinnacle of the industry
funny thing is that takahashi basically worked with the people who made FFXII when he made xenogears. Takahashi has great ideas but has never been able to implement them elegantly.

>nvidia geforce experience pop up

this is a 2001 game

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I didn't know they were remastering Atari 2600 games. Neat. Is this Adventure? Looks like shit compared to the original.

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And none of these games are running large environments like Xenoblade.

It's not because the power is there that it is being used.
Super mario galaxy is basically impossible to run on the Xbox. But If you pretend SMG1 and 2 don't exist, the Xbox will just win

XC2 and XC:DE both look better than XCX. XC3 also looks better underneath the Shitch mess. Very strange agenda to push considering emulating them is free.

You couldn't be more wrong.

And it had the worse writing than a SNES game from 1994.

that should tell you that large environments does not a good game make. "large environments" are a meme for children with short attention spans who like running around in empty fields collecting whatever random shit they come across. Thank fucking christ the industry is slowly realizing this and moving towards large instanced areas rather than sandbox/open world design. You could easily break up xenoblades open fields into large but still separately instanced zones and it wouldn't detract in any way from the game but it would open up the devs ability to fit so much more into the game. The truth is that open world games are nothing more than an excuse for a dev to have an easier time designing the world, rather than having to handcraft level design with care. Just make a massive field and have your procedural generator throw in random hills, valleys and other shit like trees and flowers and poof, retards will go nuts over it.

Not really

Anyone who's played these games at 4k with all the shitfilters disabled will tell you the same thing. Spread your wings. Go get the config files from gbatemp and try them for yourself. Blind fanboyism is utterly worthless and foolish.

Still better than any PS5 crap roflmao

Seethe, SnOY tranny.

This is a game

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>You could easily break up xenoblades open fields into large but still separately instanced zones
Good news, all Xenoblade games literally do this

Any Snes games has better writting than any PS4/PS5 game and so does Xenoblade.

So no one? Like you said XC3 is still fucked and you can't fix DE or XC2 from looking bad. XCX looks great out of the box. And this isn't being a fanboy.

More like a lame LOL

Weird, it's like CEMU is better than the Switch emulators

>you can't fix DE or XC2 from looking bad.
Objectively false.
>And this isn't being a fanboy.
At worst it's fanboyism, at best it's ignorance. Which is worse?

>"large environments" are a meme for children
no they are not, i am an adult and i like them. idiot lol

It doesn't have anything to do with the emulator, the ranking holds up on consoles too. Despite the generational gap. Cemu is definitely better than the Switch emulators though, I hope they stop being so janky soon. I feel like Cemu was in a good state a lot sooner.

It's not false though, you literally can't stop those games from looking like smeared shit stains. You would have to replace every texture and get serious graphics mods working to fix them.
>At worst it's fanboyism, at best it's ignorance. Which is worse?
It looks like you're projecting at this point.