The best -looking game on every hand -hand -hand computer Nintendo

Summary

• The Game Boy Nintendo set led to the massive success of the company in pocket computers later.

• Although they were often not so powerful, Nintendo's pocket computers have always been successful because of their focus on innovation.

• From Monster Hunter to Xenoblade Chronicles, graphics displays have been impressive for these handheld computers over the years.

Nintendo is no longer a small game company that was decades ago, and its robust set of dripping for this is largely thanking. The original Game Boy line -up dominated in the 90s of the 20th century, the DS models took place 2000 and the successor of the transition in 2017 came this summer, and the portable Nintendo console has increased over the years.

The fans saw several revelations of games that came to Switch 2, some of which looked quite impressive. But while we're all waiting to see more about what the highly expected successor offers in their game set, let's look back at some of the most visually stunning games ever on each of the legendary Nintendo pocket computers.

This list yes NO cover:

• • Revised models (for example, Game Boy, DSI, etc.)

• • Ports of games made for other platforms

1

Game Boy – Faceball 2000

A war of floating smileys

While their Game & Watch line -up technically came in advance, Game Boy was the first real Nintendo pocket console, and in 1989 it certainly did waves. Due to its graphic limits, nabing the “best -looking” game here a little more complicated, but naiting the “best -looking” games, but Faceball 2000 When taking into account the technical limitations of the handheld computer, nothing is impressive.

Faceball 2000 He was a maze that saw players who went through different corridors, tear off other rivals with a smile, all in the perspective of the first person pseudo-3D. It was a remake Midi maze Atari ST, and although incredibly simple in the concept, is the fact that they have been able to cram something like this on the original game boy, a little stunning. Certainly, its monochrome graphics and a jerky framework may not always be easy to see, but the technical jumps of the game on time simply cannot be ignored.

• Castlevania II: Belmont revenge

• Super Mario Land 2: 6 Gold Coins

2

Game Boy Color – Shantae

Charming bright, colorful and live platform

The first game boy was a hit with breaking due to his affordable price and impressive battery life, but in Game Boy was missing one important thing, and that was the color. Fortunately, it was remedied by the positively named Game Boy Color in 1998 and one of the best displays of the new addition of color was the original Shantae since 2002.

It follows the title half, character, ShantaeFor her search across a fictional sequin country to stop the evil pirate “risky shoes”. It is a typical, but undeniably charming conspiracy, but its visual effects were something different than typical for a hand game. Shantae It showed a great use of the new widespread color palette on GBC and could almost be confused with the title Game Boy Advance with its deep, live colors and creative features.

• The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons / Ages

3

Game Boy Advance – Mother 3

Emotional third and last installment

The new Game Boy Advance has taken even greater technical steps with the new 32 -bit ARM processor and a new display that supports pallets with an even wider range of colors than the previous GBC. GBA had so many titles with a fantastic work of art that it is almost difficult to choose but Mother 3 Absolutely deserves some love.

Third and last installments in now series Mother 3 It is a turn -based RPG that takes players on a truly wild but amazingly charming adventure. Introducing various interesting characters, places and enemies, all captured in his beautifully colorful artistic style. Maintaining a similar design to the previous game, this time, Mother 3 He was able to use the new extended color palette of the handheld to full potential and bring life to even the darkest areas in the game.

While the game was officially located only for Japan, the devotees spent years spent years creating their own English translator, which finally allowed others to finally experience this classic RPG in full glory.

• The Legend of Zelda: Minish Cap

4

DS – Metroid Prime Hunters

Directly impressive FPS display for handheld computer

In 2004, Nintendo DS brought several never seen functions on the table when the manual platform came to: touch screen, back compatibility with GBA and of course iconic double screen design. So it is no secret that the new pocket computer has seen a lot of games that offered great games and visual games.

But 2006 Metroid Prime Hunters He takes the cake for how impressive it is for DS. The game plays as an iconic Samus Aran and builds players against six other Galactic Bounty hunters who work on the investigation and exploring a number of space stations. Although she was a somewhat short game, she managed to pull out the first person shooter to a handkerchief that was not at all focused on the genre. While on DS were other, more popular FPS titles, none of them looked and felt as smooth as Hunters He did it to make the ease of choice as one of the most impressive titles of pocket computers of all time.

5

3DS – Monster Hunter 4: Ultimate

MH game in full range at 3DS

With almost no competition in the manual space at that time, Nintendo was in a great place when he introduced his brand new 3DS in 2011. As at that time, it was clear that the new handkerchief had some power just by seeing all the great looking titles.

But when it happened, Monster Hunter 4: Ultimate It was an incredible 3DS display, not only because of how good it looked, but also because of the expansive game was in the content it represented. Capcom took his still popular Arpg series and largely brought full experience at 3DS, with a small compromise. It is equipped with the same gigantic creatures, extensive battles and fantastic graphics as the main version of the PC and console. To this day, Monster Hunter 4: Ultimate It is still especially a game to drop the jaw for 3DS, which is widely praised for how ambitious and impressive it was.

• xenoblade chronicles 3D

• Metal gear: Snake Eater 3D

6

Switch – xenoblade chronicles 3

Stunning balance between visual styles

In 2017, Nintendo brought Switch, a unique hybrid pocket / home console, which further stiffened the reputation of Nintendo in the pocket industry. Being much more capable than the company's previous device, many of its new titles focused on the full use of their hardware, with the third installment in the famous Chronicle xenoblade The series is one of the examples of standout.

Xenoblade chronicles 3 It presents the well-known series Open-World, Arpg Formula, where players fight mosses, wilderness and many other creatures. Visuals really shine as the game equals its half -orealistic environment with heavily stylized anime characters and creates visual effects that are graphically stunning and artistically pleasant. Of course, contribute to the fact that the series of series are always a fun and solid experience is doing Xenoblade chronicles 3 Great title across the album and one of the best looking switch games.

• The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom