Digital Foundry extracts a surprising amount of information from short videos. In the Nintendo Direct teaser, a slumbering Link briefly appears with a glowing Triforce symbol on his hand. The site believes gamers are seeing in-game real-time footage. As a result, it could reflect the performance buyers can expect in the final build. The analysis reveals that the footage is rendered at approximately 1440p/60 fps, with no signs of DLSS. That’s a clue that the Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake is an internally developed first-party Switch 2 game. While partners like Capcom have relied on the upscalin
Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake trailer runs at 1440p/60fps, suggesting no open-world… Source s Digital Foundry Patreon , Nintendo YouTube ⟨ Previous article Playable Forza Horizon 6 leaks 9 days before release date in Steam mishap Next article Lao Zhang's Yoo Y1: A polished effort to shake up the premium retro gaming market ⟩ Related Articles Adam Corsetti - Tech Writer - 1260 artic… …
Digital Foundry studied The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake teaser. With 1440p/60fps performance, Nintendo may struggle to offer open-world gameplay on the Switch 2. …