>2017 >720p system L M A O

>>28093255
>2017
>still no eshop GBA roms

>>28093255
>he needs extremely high resolutions in order to enjoy a game
there is nothing wrong with a stable 30FPS

I unironically don't care. 720p is fine, especially for such a small screen. It will also tax the battery less.

Resolution is the least relavent part of gaming. Every other technical measurement is more important.

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>mfw even smartphones have had 1080p screens since 2010

>>28093344
The smartphone has to render your favorite texting app.

A video game console had to render complex 3d environments.

Play PokemonGO for twenty minutes on your phone and watch it rape your battery and cause your phone to get toasty hot.

>>28093285
>stable 30FPS
What game are you playing where the framerate is stable, fambbq?

>>28093255
Go back to /v/.

I feel the screen is 720p, so it renders that when in portable mode for better battery life. 720p on a 6 inch screen looks very good.

When docked in the console thing it'll probably output 1080p to a TV.

>>28093541
Most Nintendo games.

>>28093387
>Play PokemonGO for twenty minutes on your phone and watch it rape your battery and cause your phone to get toasty hot.
That and the massive framedrops that makes the gen 6 games look smooth.
That said I can't wait to play Go in the winter. I won't have to wear gloves because my phone can keep me warm enough.

>>28093387
>Play PokemonGO for twenty minutes on your phone and watch it rape your battery and cause your phone to get toasty hot
not completely true, even on a 3yo Galaxy S4
while it DOES rape my battery (it dies in 2 hours when some other games like MPQ can be played for up to 4 hours and normal activity like texting/browsing/multimedia can have up to 6hrs of screen-on time) my phone doesn't really overheat. It could be because it's 20C in Scotland though
newer phones can probably deal with heat more efficiently too

>>28093255
Gen 8 will be the first HD Pokemon games