Actualización: Os dejamos con un vídeo que nos muestra esta mejora:
Noticia original: Como sabéis, varios juegos de Nintendo Switch han experimentado una mejora gráfica desde la primera vez que los vimos hasta su lanzamiento final. Kirby Star Allies parece ser otro de ellos.
Y es que, tras reaparecer en el Nintendo Direct Mini, algunos fans se han dado cuenta de que Nintendo ha mejorado el apartado gráfico del juego. Podéis comprobarlo por vosotros mismos en las imágenes que os dejamos a continuación:
Not sure how many people noticed it, but Kirby: Star Allies has received some amazing visual upgrades compared to the previous trailers. @KirbyInformer pic.twitter.com/iUeZvjxLZL
— Reserved (@reserved_kirby) January 12, 2018
Some other fun visual things…
When Meta Knight's wings are appearing, they size in almost immediately. If you look at it frame-by-frame, you can see him with his smol flappers. pic.twitter.com/illswajmdg
— Reserved (@reserved_kirby) January 12, 2018
Susie 2.0 uses a Super Soaker to attack. Also, the "boss attack" stars that are generated from her are purple. They also bounce around, rather than sit still like usual. Possibly an attack, too? pic.twitter.com/WYrFD1DySg
— Reserved (@reserved_kirby) January 12, 2018
Kirby's closed eye, for some reason, has a ton of detail added to it. Also, his pink eye ring thingy from renders is present. pic.twitter.com/mv6hwTjLp7
— Reserved (@reserved_kirby) January 12, 2018
This isn't exactly visuals, but…after 15 years, Sir Kibble finally remembered how to walk! pic.twitter.com/vr4ZTbOiZB
— Reserved (@reserved_kirby) January 12, 2018
When enemies are hit with paint-based attacks, they actually end up covered in various colors. Once they're eliminated, they end up exploding into paint rather than dust and stars. (Noddy and Sir Kibble are shown) pic.twitter.com/fX2XRwcnLw
— Reserved (@reserved_kirby) January 12, 2018
The star particles that are generated from landing attacks all have individual light sources. Neat! pic.twitter.com/kInVijqgqO
— Reserved (@reserved_kirby) January 12, 2018
It's been many, maaaaaannny years, but the enemy spawner is finally returning to a mainline Kirby title. Here's an adorable tiny Nruff being generated into existence. Also, it's pretty obvious, but this area is actually Dedede's Castle. pic.twitter.com/NdtpnyeLwS
— Reserved (@reserved_kirby) January 12, 2018
The Friend Train is a direct reference to the Pupupu Train lineup, which was also developed for Kirby's 25th anniversary. The one in Star Allies is even roped together through some magical sparkle rope thing. pic.twitter.com/fq7orzUsit
— Reserved (@reserved_kirby) January 12, 2018
Food sparkles. pic.twitter.com/1lFGx7JwNE
— Reserved (@reserved_kirby) January 12, 2018
It seems that enemies can drop the hats, similar to how Kirby created them in Super Star. Also, the bottom of the Warp Star features a heart insignia. pic.twitter.com/oFMaPBUXcU
— Reserved (@reserved_kirby) January 12, 2018
The water helper, Driblee, floats with a tube…yet the tube is underwater. Also, Driblee's design was revamped from E3. pic.twitter.com/WvwDQzP6BN
— Reserved (@reserved_kirby) January 12, 2018
Pop Flowers are returning. It's not exactly told from this one, but it's likely that they're once again based on the level theme. pic.twitter.com/8rfsptDhd3
— Reserved (@reserved_kirby) January 12, 2018
Propeller returns, no longer mechanized from Planet Robobot. pic.twitter.com/ct4IGQ8wZF
— Reserved (@reserved_kirby) January 12, 2018
Knuckle Joe returns. pic.twitter.com/V6ftlM6SUH
— Reserved (@reserved_kirby) January 12, 2018
The star that usually pops out when Kirby lands isn't present. It's unlikely to return at this point, given that it hasn't been in any game since Robobot. pic.twitter.com/I1JH7iFTeZ
— Reserved (@reserved_kirby) January 12, 2018
¿Qué os parece?
