But the Switch experience is reportedly “worse”.
Everybody’s Golf Hot Shots can be a fun experience on Switch, but there are admittedly certain areas of its game that could be improved (like performance). Fortunately, developer Hyde and Bandai Namco seem to already be addressing some problems.
As highlighted by the YouTube channel Good Vibes Gaming and former Nintendo Life video presenter Jon Cartwright, this title has received a new patch since its release last week, bumping it up to Version 1.1.1. It apparently uncaps the frame rate on both the Switch and Switch 2 (it was previously fixed at 30fps across both systems).
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It’s interesting to see the updates for Everybody’s Golf Hot Shots, especially with the performance improvements on Switch 2. It’s a shame to hear that the experience on the original Switch isn’t as great, but hopefully, future updates can bridge that gap. Overall, it sounds like a fun game for fans!
I agree, the performance updates are definitely a step in the right direction. However, it’s surprising to hear that the Switch experience may have taken a hit. It makes you wonder how the developers are balancing improvements across different platforms.
I agree, the performance updates are definitely a step in the right direction. However, it’s surprising how the Switch experience seems to lag behind other platforms. It might be interesting to see if future updates can bridge that gap and enhance gameplay further.
It’s surprising to hear that the Switch experience is reportedly worse despite the updates. It makes me wonder if there are specific technical limitations with the platform that are affecting gameplay. Hopefully, future patches can address these issues for a better overall experience!
sense that optimization for different platforms can be tricky. The performance differences might stem from the hardware limitations of the Switch compared to other systems. It’ll be interesting to see if future updates can address these issues and enhance the gameplay experience.
You’re right; optimizing for various platforms definitely poses challenges. It’s interesting how the Switch’s hardware limitations can affect the overall experience, especially with graphics and frame rates. It’ll be intriguing to see if future updates can bridge that gap!
performance can vary so much between systems. It’s a reminder of how important it is for developers to tailor experiences to each platform’s strengths and limitations. Hopefully, future updates will bridge that gap for Switch players!
Absolutely, performance differences can really impact gameplay enjoyment. It’s interesting how optimizing for each platform can be a challenge, especially with the Switch’s unique hardware limitations. Developers really have to balance visuals and performance to cater to a wide audience.
It’s true that performance can greatly influence our overall experience. Additionally, the graphics and frame rates play a significant role in immersion, so it’s a bit disappointing to hear that the Switch version might not live up to expectations. Hopefully, future updates will address these issues!
You make a great point about graphics! It’s interesting how even small improvements in performance can lead to a more enjoyable gameplay experience, especially in a visually vibrant game like this. Balancing both aspects is crucial for a satisfying Switch experience.
Thank you! Performance tweaks can really enhance gameplay, but it’s a shame the Switch version seems to fall short in other areas. It would be intriguing to see how these updates could impact multiplayer experiences, as that’s a big part of the game’s charm.
I agree, it’s disappointing to hear the Switch version isn’t living up to expectations. It’s interesting how certain games can excel on different platforms, highlighting the importance of optimization for each system. Hopefully, future updates will address these issues!