Mario Strikers: Battle League's framerate, resolution, and more detailed

When you want to know all the technical details of a game, there’s no finer group to turn towards than Digital Foundry. In the team’s latest feature, they take a look at Mario Strikers: Battle League to see what’s going on under the game’s hood.

If you are interested in tech specs like framerate, resolution, and more, the round-up of info below should be right up your alley.

• 1080p when docked
• No anti-aliasing like other Nintendo games
• Mario Strikers: Battle League resolution is 720p in portable mode
• Characters are displayed with maximum detail with self-shadowing in cutscenes
• Post-processing effects such as depth of field behind them
• Shell texture layer used on the pitch to give the illusion of actual blades of grass
• Crowds are fully 3D, but are updated at half rate
• Old school render to texture feature used on the jumbotrons
• Projected shadows are visible across the scene, including characters
• Self-shadowing that you see in cutscenes is disabled during gameplay
• Smooth animation work
• Full 5.1 surround sound audio supported
• Targets 60 frames per second in-game
• Certain moves cause the frame rate to dip, but it’s largely stable
• Cutscenes run at 30 FPS with inconsistent frame pacing