60 fps

[HarmfulSpacenut]

60 fps is an absolute must. Don't you dare ubifying it or using the word cinematic!

But seriously, 60fps (or more) is very important for smooth gameplay.

Also games that run in a low framerate make my head hurt after some time

[Taylor]

I might be wrong, but the Banjo games run at 30 fps. Project Ukulele is a bit more advanced though, so I'm not sure if it'd work... as long as it looks amazing, I don't care what the technical numbers are.

[Jellyfunk]

I know PC, PS4 and Xbox won't have any problems.

WiiU version might struggle to keep 60fps.

[HarmfulSpacenut]

Banjo Tooies low inconsistent frame rate actually gave me trouble as a kid even. But really, the older I got, the more trouble I got with handling low framerates overall.

And overall 60 fps just looks better. Just look at nintendos WiiU games, like Bayonetta 2 and Mario Kart. 60fps just makes it look smoother!

My main problem is also the PC here, since I am pretty close to the screen, and low FPSes on a close screen are killing my head

[Nightpaws]

I'm happy sacrificing frame rate for visual prettiness. The old 50Hz flickers screens did the job at the time but a 30fps will suffice for me in an indie project, though 1080 is a must.

[Mofologist]

[polomi]

I have a pretty good PC, so I'm not worried at all. But I'd still like to add my voice to yours, it would be really nice if the game is 60fps 1080p even on consoles. I can't imagine any other way to enjoy my games nowadays.

[GrayMagicΓ]

[Rueckkoppler]

Wii U will handle it just fine - just look at how amazing all the cartoony games look! In my opinion, 60fps is MUCH more important than 1080p. Seriously. You won't see that much of a difference in such a game, while a smooth gameplay is a must & most essential in a platformer.

[John Enigma]

I agree that the Project should run at a perfect 60 fps, just like framerate of Super Mario 3D World.

[Jellyfunk]

[John Enigma]

[Shoegayzer]

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[Fuzzy]

60FPS is nice, but if there's a PC release, as I would imagine since there was this steam early access thought, please no locked framerate. Being able to reach 144fps with capable systems would be nice.

[dgarcia106]

[rocho]

I didn't care about the frame rate in nN64 rare games and I still don't. I prefer they take the time to expand the gameplay and ideas in the game rather than spending that time trying to fix every piece of texture so the game can run smoothly.

30FPS and above is OK for me.

[dotEXE]

[polomi]

[dotEXE]

I've got a $3200 gaming PC so I'm well versed in framerates over 60fps. It's just don't believe it's nearly as big a deal as people make it out to be, and I really don't understand the "60fps or die" jerk. I have 20/10 vision and 30fps plain doesn't bother me. Banjo Kazooie (or again Bloodborne for a new age example) has never looked choppy to me outside of the couple well-known frame rate crashes. And that's a consistency issue like I said. If they can guarantee a constant framerate, I'd rather have that than an arbitrarily high frame rate.

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

I really think most people whine about frame rate as an excuse to whine about something. Or it's psychosomatic and in their heads. I can understand complaining about The Order's 24fps with letterboxed resolution but 30 is really fine for most applications.

I mean: Which is 60fps.

[Fuzzy]