The remastered version of the game will vary depending on the platform: all the details about it are revealed.
If you are not blocked by Hideki Kamiya, maybe you can get it if you pay the necessary amount on Kickstarter … or if you ask him something “forbidden” on his Twitter account, which will surely come out cheaper. Whatever you do, nothing will prevent The Wonderful 101 from going on sale again. The original Wii U game will be available on PC, PS4 and Nintendo Swich. PlatinumGames was quick to get the funding, which according to the study, will be used to publish and distribute the title. Now, how will this remastered version work?
The Japanese studio led by Hideki Kamiya and Atsuhi Inaba has published the framerate and resolution at which the game will work when it goes on sale, although some aspects are still to be determined. That is, the objective is mentioned, but 100% is not assured that the video game will run with the promised framerate.
Framerate and resolution according to version
Nintendo Switch
- Resolution: portable, 720p; desktop, 1080p
- Framerate: 60 fps
Playstation 4
- Resolution: PS4, 1080p; PS4 Pro, 2160p
- Framerate: 60 fps
PC Steam
- Resolution: 1080p with the aim of working on ultra-panoramic monitors
- Framerate: 60 fps
PlatinumGames managed to raise the target ($ 50,000) in a matter of very little time. They did not take long to do the same with the following: $ 250,000 to go on Steam and $ 500,000 for PlayStation 4. At the time this news is written, the Japanese studio is worth $ 1,300,000, a figure that will continue to increase, since that there are still 29 days left before the micromanagement campaign comes to an end. In addition, they added new rewards.
The Wonderful 101 is the first project of the four that are in hand (and have not been announced). After receiving an injection of capital from Tencent, the Japanese will continue to delve into the goal they have set: become owners of their IPs and be able to self-publish their titles. Beyond that, PlatinumGames works in productions such as Bayonetta 3 or Babylon's Fall with Nintendo and Square Enix, respectively.
Source | PlatinumGames (Kickstarter)
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