Quoted from Darscot:There has long been talk of them using a video card with AI Upscaling, I think nvidia was the front runner. It's a way they can pretend to be on par with new generation consoles but not take on any of the cost. It's classic Nintendo I would not expect much more than that out of Switch Pro.
https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/shield/sliders/ai-upscaling/
P.S. Keep in mind that lizard is real. The horsepower you need to do the reflections in it's eye don't exist on a switch so you can't upscale what isn't there. It's probably a good move for Nintendo as I don't think their demographic really cares.
Oh wow. That's pretty cool. I could notice a subtle difference between the 2. If they couldn't upres the currently library, it wouldn't be a deal-breaker. Kind of what the PS4 Pro did with the standard PS4s, even though I didn't upgrade my standard PS4 when the Pro came out, but then again, I didn't have a 4k TV that could have fully taken advantage of the Pro's capabilities either. But now that I do...
Quoted from Rarehero:Did you play Zero Mission & Fusion on GBA? Fantastic 2D Metroids. Samus Returns on 3DS is very good & Dread is by the same developer & looks to have similar mechanics like parrying.
Sadly no. I've got RetroPi that I could emulate it on though...so if anything I'd go that route. Super Metroid is definitely considered one of the all-time greats and would be thrilled to have a similar experience again. I would probably get a remastered version of it.