While the images of the missing fog from the tweet started a wildfire of disappointment towards Nintendo, games producer Jon Riesenbach had posted on Twitter to show that the fog-free look is much more akin to the Japanese version of Zelda: Ocarina of Time. Pre-rendered backgrounds and texture maps never translated well to modern displays from their original intended look on old CRT displays. Input speed for Mario 64 and StarFox 64 seemed OK, but Zelda had a noticeable input lag in movement (portable mode). I launched Mario 64, StarFox 64, and Zelda: Ocarina of Time for a quick test. The Switch version was noticeably lacking fog, revealing terrible-looking textures that represent water.
Monday evening, Nintendo released its latest features bundled into the Nintendo Switch Online subscription: Nintendo 64 and Sega Genesis games via an “Expansion Pack.”Īs soon as players got a chance to throw down another $30 on top of their $20 / year sub, they immediately took to Twitter to share their disdain of the less-than-ideal emulation quality.Ī particularly fascinating set of images posted to Twitter by speedrunner ZFG1 comparing the Water Temple on N64, Wii Virtual Console, and Switch was a hot topic today.
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