@TokyoSlim 3 hours battery life sounds rather realistic to me. My 3DS doesn't last longer than that, nor do current tablets in my experience. At least not if they are used for high-end gaming.

I wonder if's really as much of a problem as he thinks though. It should be possible to split the audio from whatever cable he's using and pass one stream to his headphones and the other to the elgato.

I have no clue how his setup works though, so I may be completely wrong about this too. :D

@TokyoSlim You'd be surprised how many people are convinced that 24 FPS is the maximum human eyes can perceive. But I guess this forum is a more sophisticated environment, so you may be right. xD

@Art said in NX REVEALED TODAY:

@Syran The human eye can't see past 15 fps anyway. Movie makers in the 1920s' knew this.

Anything beyond that is extravagance.

That's... not quite how that works. ^^'

15 FPS is generally cited as the minimum required for our brains to interpret an object as moving. A lower frame rate would just be a succession of still images. But pretty much anyone can discern the difference between 15 and 30 FPS, and obviously most people can also see the difference between 30 and 60. According to the study linked here, 45 FPS is the average humans can perceive. 15 FPS would make most games pretty much unplayable.

In case you were only trolling to begin with: Well, you got me!

Zelda appears to be buckling hard in mobile mode. Looks like it's running at 10-20 FPS.

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