Two weeks ago, Nintendo released the latest trailer for the sequel to The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wilderness, and although the postponement is not good news for players, it has thrown out a lot of new real-life graphics to relieve players.
Recently, the "Digital Foundry" digital Foundry has analyzed the presentation effect of these new pictures and the current function of Switch, and the result is that many effects are unlikely to be expressed on this generation of Switch.
The "volume cloud" effect in this trailer is not implemented in this game on the Switch console; the anti-aliasing effect under these shots is comparable to the performance of Microsoft's Xbox Series X console. While such a good performance may have been specially rendered to "promote fraud" in trailers, Nintendo generally does not release trailers of so much higher quality than the real-world effects, which are more likely to appear on the new Switch.
