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Non of this happens if they render it natively. Upscaling means taking the source and you 'scale it up' to the target output.Ĭonvert means taking the 'source' and change it to something different. Because I'm talking about a view port with dimensions 1920x1080 rendered to a buffer of 1920x1080. You don't 'upscale', you don't 'convert'. No because both these words mean 2 completely different things in technical terms. I guess we can use the world upscale if you would rather. 'I am thinking you don't understand the meaning of the word convert. It simply stretches it with some fancy post processing filter to ease out the pixels that are doubled in size. You don't convert to a higher resolution, there is a reason why there is 'scale' in 'upscale'. You natively render at said resolution and it fits the buffer. In my suggestion you don't 'upconvert' anything. 'An image is fed in at a certain resolution and converted to a higher resolution using the renderer.

#METROID PRIME TRILOGY WII SERIES#

On another note looks like I need to start saving now for the next wave's of Amiibo, not sure about this super Mario bros series with the red base tho, I'll defo have to grab a toad tho as he's not available elsewhere.Ĭhicke圜antor 2738d ago (Edited 2738d ago )

#METROID PRIME TRILOGY WII DOWNLOAD#

Majora's mask one looks amazing, still wish those XL's had the coloured buttons tho (SNES style like the smaller new version has) but back to the point whilst having original Wii games to download is always a good thing how about those Gamecube games that were rumoured last year, they've announced these Wii games and bam next week, week after and they are not hanging about but no sign of any other virtual console news for either console? Come on? We want N64 and gamecube on Wii U not the games that we've only just finished playing last gen. Majora's mask saved it for me never fully played the original but as I knew they would not only have they announced the releases dates of these 'new' systems but also revealed limited edition versions from day one.

It was a pretty good showing overall even if the majority of the games weren't my bag, lots of puzzles and mario party's and RPGs, nothing against all them just not my thing. £18 for metroid prime trilogy is a bargain but I have mario Galaxy 2 and I had donkey kong and I've still got kirby and metroid prime trilogy, all of which are compatable with the system anyway. Metroid Prime Trilogy is set for an August 24 release with a retail price of $49.99.It's a good move as mentioned above to sell rarer gamers that have since been heavily marked up.

The announcement leaves only two titles from the Wii de Asobu line that have yet to be confirmed for a North American release: Pikmin 2 (released in Japan in March) and Chibi Robo (set for a Japanese debut in June). The first two Metroid Prime games have been included in Nintendo's Japanese 'Wii de Asobu' line, a series of GameCube ports making their way West as the New Play Control line. The two games will also support widescreen displays, and players will be able to unlock art and music by achieving a number of in-game objectives. Originally released in 2002, Metroid Prime brought the series into 3D to overwhelming acclaim and was followed up two years later by the similarly lauded Metroid Prime 2: Echoes.īoth the original Prime and Echoes will be updated with motion controls along the lines of those featured in Corruption. The compilation will include 2007's current-generation debut of the space-faring adventure franchise-Metroid Prime 3: Corruption-as well as revamps of the series' two GameCube installments on a single disc. Nintendo today announced Metroid Prime Trilogy for release on the Wii in North America. Or three, depending on how one looks at it. While Nintendo fans are looking to the company's press briefing at next month's Electronic Entertainment Expo with hopes of new game announcements, the Wii maker today padded its release list by one more game.

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