The Nintendo Switch Lite aims to slot into handheld gaming console niche that continues to exist because not everyone likes to use virtual controls. But given the ongoing sales success of the original Switch, is there really any reason for its existence?
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This seems like such a dated device because the iPhone 6, released 5 years ago, had better ppi.
Quote from: Kreylix on September 23, 2019, 08:13:51
This seems like such a dated device because the iPhone 6, released 5 years ago, had better ppi.
Why is everyone such a PPI-whore these days, you know how far they've come from those awful DS screens? 720p is plenty for gaming on a mobile device, and probably the best for performance reasons.
A ps4 on a 40 inch monitor is about 50 ppi .? Gaming is not the same as an iPhone mate.....
Quote from: Kreylix on September 23, 2019, 08:13:51
This seems like such a dated device because the iPhone 6, released 5 years ago, had better ppi.
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Your talking wet 267ppi on switch is better then ps4 with a 1080p game on a 40 inch TV which is about 50ppi so your talking rubbish.....
That's the problem of mixing subjects in a notebook and phone focus website... Look at the coments, the audience of this site have zero notion of video games..
The Sony Vita had a 220ppi screen and graphics like a ps1/2 so what are you on about the Switch plays games like Witcher3,Hellblade,Doom,Devils Hunt,Grid autosport with graphics like the pc version so big difference also Switch is Native HD the Vita was sub HD.
VITA 220 PPI
SWITCH 267 PPI
Quote from: Kreylix on September 23, 2019, 08:13:51
This seems like such a dated device because the iPhone 6, released 5 years ago, had better ppi.
IPhone can have 800ppi for all i care it still can't play games at a native resolution of anything near it only watching videos ect is of any benefit with the sharper displays of mobiles and that is debatable unless your watching a native 4k video....