What’s most important is that the game’s gorgeous art style still shines. The character models of your skater, as well as the many people you meet across the skateboarding haven of Radlandia, are indeed less detailed on the Switch. But fortunately, these changes largely don’t make a difference. None of these changes are surprising we all know the Switch is less powerful than modern systems. OlliOlli World on the Switch does target 60 fps, similar to other consoles.
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Of course, the game gives up some visual fidelity on the Switch - as with all games, 1080p when docked to a TV and 720p on the console’s built-in display is as good as it gets, a far cry from the beautifully detailed 4K visuals you’ll get on the PS5 or Xbox Series X. Still, there are a few things you’ll want to know as you decide which platform to buy it on. (I was never able to hack the insane “Rad” mode, where you had to make every single landing perfectly or else you’d slam and have to start the level over.) So while I was thrilled to try OlliOlli World on the PS5, I’ve also been wondering how it works on the Switch - would this be my new on-the-go gaming addiction, or do the compromises of playing on aging hardware degrade the experience?Īfter a couple weeks, I’m happy to say that OlliOlli World looks and plays great on the Switch. I sunk untold hours into the two OlliOlli games on the Vita, mastering almost everything they threw at me. That was my first exposure to the game, and I played it non-stop whenever I traveled for a few years, the Vita was a constant companion on work trips and vacations alike. You may not recall, but the original OlliOlli was released in 2014 exclusively for the PS Vita before hitting more platforms over the following years. It’s a clean break for the series, taking familiar gameplay but putting it in a totally redesigned world that allows for more exploration, competition and tricks.
OlliOlli World, the delightfully offbeat skateboarding platformer, launched a few weeks ago on basically every gaming console you could ask for.
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