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[3Dude]

MH3U was just a Wii game upscaled, anyway. It looked bad, but the Wii U could do more than that graphically as well as 1080p.

Technically, its a *deep breath* port of a wii game to psp minus water areas plus a ton of G content, a port of the psp game to 3ds, with water areas added back in and more new content, and 3ds graphical improvements, and then a port of the 3ds game to wii u.

And that has been todays useless fact.

[Mewbot]

Technically, its a *deep breath* port of a wii game to psp minus water areas plus a ton of G content, a port of the psp game to 3ds, with water areas added back in and more new content, and 3ds graphical improvements, and then a port of the 3ds game to wii u.

And that has been todays useless fact.

Thanks for that.

 

Graphically, it still uses all the same models and animations etc., though, right? (except for the new monsters and armour and weapons)

[TheUltimateWaddleDee]

Thanks for that.

Graphically, it still uses all the same models and animations etc., though, right? (except for the new monsters and armour and weapons)

The Wii U version uses the same models, textures, animations, lighting, etc. as the 3DS version, but in 1080p. The 3DS version used a better engine than the original and PSP version (which also had an HD remake on PS3), so the models, lighting, etc. are all better than the original.

Edited by TheUltimateWaddleDee, 10 September 2013 - 05:28 AM.