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Imagine you were doing a combo and every now and then the game changes the pace as to when you gotta input stuff and what speed to input them in, basically making your experience in doing combos useless.
This crazy that the switch can still run the game a 60fps but yet we can't even get it on our high end handheld consoles
There is an unofficial patch that helps cap 60fps, but one could only hope that patches or a steam update helps fix the issue
The switch can hit 60 fps a lot more than the steam deck. That isn't playing better but worse. I don't see how you can say it runs better when it's locked to 30 if you want a stable FPS. The switch is a bit up and down but way more stable than the deck.
You may say you like it but the game feels like it's playing on sand. The switch plays better and it doesn't lol. How old are? Have you played a 98 PS1 game? They do not look or play like MK1, not even close
LoL, Kid. You dont even understand what i am saying...
Again how old are you? You guys bring up old games without seeing how bad those games looked compared to now.