It's made with LunchPack, which is the engine used for titles like Splatoon, Super Mario Maker, and Animal Crossing. The menu you use to select which of the collection's games you want to play has also been revealed. OatmealDome also notes that the codename for this project might be 'Stardust,' and that it's possible that 'Shigeru' - likely referring to Shigeru Miyamoto - could be the name for Super Mario Galaxy in particular. Related: Nintendo Applies For 8 New Trademarks In Japan, Including Donkey Kong, Entei, Game And Watch, And More Meanwhile, Galaxy's code has apparently been recompiled to run on the Switch CPU, but according to OatmealDome everything else - GPU, audio, and so on - has been developed to run on the Wii emulator. If they'd just make a regular console for once, instead of doing gimmicks, they could really wow people with presentation, without even changing the price.Although it was initially unclear which specific one it was engineered for, OatmealDome later posted another thread dissecting the N64 emulator Super Mario 3D All Stars appears to be using. Nintendo has the capacity to really wow people with good graphics because of their art style. I'm hardly interested in Zelda-BoTW because it's not that same style I wanted with Zelda 2011. And Zelda 2011, one of the reasons I bought a Wii U- they'd be able to keep that type of art style for the game. I mean can you imagine how Mario Kart 8 would have looked and played had they had 6 times the power like a PS4 level console? Super Smash Bros with Pixar level graphics? The 60 fps on Mario 3D World would have had looked better because they would have been able to master motion blur, instead of the gamey looking 60fps it currently has. I mean at $349 they were $50 off from being PS4-level which would make for some pretty awesome graphics on Nintendo games, something that would wow consumers with near-pixar level graphics and even compete with PS4-Pro and Scorpio because of that. I even bought a Wii U at launch and wasn't that disappointed when I lost it a year or two later(in storage when I didn't have money to pay for storage while I was homeless).

Wii U could have had all of this without changing the price had it not been for the touchpad controller. 720p is very jaggy from what I've seen, and better texture quality along with more detail.

What I mean is overall better image quality, the crowds looking more realistic for instance.

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