Hardware Would you buy an HD GamePad (v2.0) if Nintendo released it?

[uyjulian]

The downscaling only happens for the mirrored off-TV play since it's rendering at 1080p for the TV and also sending it to the gamepad. In games that make use of the gamepad to be an actual second screen, they don't waste the processing rendering a 1080p image to downscale, but rather render it at the screen's native resolution.

I think it would be better if somebody looked at the Wii U SDK, and see what it says, I don't like this "pulling out of " thing.

 

[Deleted User]

Are you saying jaggie galore is better than your TV?

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Looking at the pictures provided I'd definately pick the one on the left. The right one looks blurrier. When comparing the gamepad to my (evidently shitty) TV the gamepad looks crisp and clear while the picture on my TV has washed out colours and the edges are cropped off. Notice how in the photo of the home screen provided the "n" logo on top of my Mii isn't fully in the picture; its covered by the corner of the TV.

 

[Foxi4]

I suggest looking through your TV's settings, it's probably set to Dynamic or 100 contrast or some other silly setting.

 

[shinkodachi]

I suggest looking through your TV's settings, it's probably set to Dynamic or 100 contrast or some other silly setting.

And overscan!