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4 Things You Should Know Before Starting Daemon X Machina

It Runs Just as Well in Handheld as in TV Mode

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Considering Daemon X Machina is a Switch exclusive there’s some great news: the game runs pretty much seamlessly in both TV mode and handheld.

It’s honestly pretty impressive that things don’t take a hit when you switch to handheld, making it a great option for playing on the go.

Like most Switch games, the resolution does take a little hit when going to handheld, but luckily the framerate stays totally steady.

The YouTube channel ContraNetwork has a framerate test of both modes, and as you can see in the video the game runs at 30fps almost all the time, no matter which mode you’re playing in.

With a high-speed mech game like Daemon X Machina, visual fidelity is hugely important, and it’s clear the team at Marvelous knew that.

If you’re looking for an action game on the go, Daemon X Machina might be the perfect pick.


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