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I'm kind of disappointed that there isn't a pixel-perfect scaling mode for this reason. Imperfect pixel scaling is super ugly.
+1
Might get it for vita instead...
Same reason I'm not playing Dark Souls 2 right now, on a console. :P
Only if it's programmed very badly or the underlying platform only allows frame-specific timing (such as Flash). The latter doesn't apply here and Vlambeer should be experienced enough to not make the former mistake.