Does THIS Make Your Nintendo Switch Games Look BETTER?!

[@RGT85]

Let me know what you think of the footage and if the mClassic something YOU are interested in!

[@zacri9434]

Burger

[@JuiceBox_0126]

Yes

[@aburamal]

Burger

[@Alteredmemory]

I got it for Warframe and the biggest difference was 1080p vs 720p & MClassic. Look at the planets from your ship. I had to look into why to set your system into 720 and it does more with the image.

[@MegaFinalRound]

Alteredmemory are you saying to set your switch to 720 in order for the mclassic to work better?

[@omegawario7479]

Damn $100 for this? You can get a new 2ds xl with Mario kart 7 from Walmart for the same price!

[@redscorpion9325]

OMEGA WARIO Yea I bought that Mario Kart7 2DS bundle two weeks ago

[@omegawario7479]

Red Scorpion same I just got home brew on mine today

[@fritzthedog4193]

Are they still on shelves omg i forgot about them getting discontinued

[@omegawario7479]

fritz the dog they are on sale at Walmart I think you’re better off ordering online though.

[@Maverick.D.]

Red Scorpion lol, same. Copped that f*cker.

[@shockey6657]

Id get one if it was 39.99 or less.... but 100 bucks? Jeez come on

[@Elias-ti4te]

If the game native resolution is below 1080p you have to set the switch to output 720p in order for the cable to have full quality samples to work with.

[@braddl9442]

BINGO

[@ner7215]

it's something often overlooked...

[@bobby3914]

I can see 100.00 less in my wallet then improved graphics lol

[@Corys1701]

I recently got an M classic too, Id agree the switch improvements are hit or miss, but when I hooked it up to my Dreamcast with the Akita box omg huge difference!!! I think that generation of consoles is where this device shines!

[@LegendarySkypenis]

Consoles that old.. using an emulator is more optimal.

[@ahmadkazan7994]

@@LegendarySkypenis what?I use emulators and sonic adventure 2 runs at 20 fps.

[@LegendarySkypenis]

@@ahmadkazan7994 I have a gaming type PC that I built.

[@SniperWolfMVM]

Dreamcast has USB??

[@RadimuxCisco]

Makes me wonder how well it works with the PS Classic.

[@thedreadeddrunkengamer2424]

One good thing about the mclassic is you can hook it up to an HDMI switcher...I have 7 systems hooked up to mine so if I think about it as paying a little more than $14 per system I don't feel too bad that I spent $99 on it. My PS3 seems to really shine with it. I've been playing GTA 4 again, and it looks muuuuuch better than when I played through it the 1st time

[@Frank-x1g]

I have 4 on one switch and feel it could have an impact. Do you use it on OG Xbox?

[@joshuadawes7032]

Depends. If your display uses a crappy upscaling method or algorithm, then the mClassic should show a more significant improvement. The non-hdr 4k TV I play my older games on has a really bad upscale algorithm, and older games look worse than they do on my nice movie-watching TV, which has a higher-end upscaler.

[@mikevisby8744]

For some reason, I assumed the adapter connected to the TV end, not the switch end. That way the dock would look a bit cleaner.

[@msipandaify]

That's what I thought too

[@JonathanOber]

@DirtyJohnJones I think Eric has been 'hooking [it] up wrong' for many many years.

[@loop5720]

@DirtyJohnJones Really though?

[@loop5720]

@@JonathanOber *n o i c e*

[@zach-etek]

I use an mClassic on my 65” and it’s great, but on my 36” the difference is not very noticeable. IMO: at $100 it’s definitely a luxury item. Nice to have and great as a gift, but if you think $100 is too much for a few less jags, don’t worry about it.

[@daeraloth1115]

"there was no post production done" Hey, we know who we're watching :)

[@twilighttiger2368]

The Mclassic is a bit pricey at $99, but the fact that it works with almost all consoles (even all the way back to the Gamecube with the adapter that comes with the Mclassic) makes it more than worth it to me, especially for when I wanna replay some of my old Gamecube and Wii games with improved visual quality on my HDTV, and I've also heard it works really well for a lot of Nintendo Switch games too. Already put in my order for it, I can't wait for it to arrive :D

[@brianschroeder1546]

Tvs now a days have upscaling so yes seems like a waste of money to me.

[@rolan5948]

TV’s don’t remove jaggies like the Mclassic though. This is literally a MUST for Gamecube or wii content but for the switch it helps significantly with specific games like Bayonetta and Three Houses that have noticeable jaggies. A lot of people seem to be very misinformed about this product passing it off as a “gimmick” when it clearly isn’t. I can say all this because I actually have one

[@brianschroeder1546]

Ik it’s a lot more money but my av receiver does a damn fine job at upscaling also.

[@matt25675]

Mr that's just your opinion man how would one use this for the gamecube

[@kittychobit]

Mr that's just your opinion man so just say the product is for older systems, it’s advertised as if it’s built to be for the switch when it’s isn’t. If it’s only good for a few games on the switch it is gimmicky. Edit. Not to say it wasn’t built for other system but even on the selling page the switch is the first system you see(plus pictures). They know what they want to market this device for, some tv already upscale things with out the need for this.

[@ThickFutaMilk]

@@matt25675 Using an HDMI adapter before the mClassic.

[@liamhayes9544]

I personally thought the grass on sonic 2 while moving didn't blur the darker and lighter shads of green like it did with the regular cable, could help mostly with helping not to get a headache but thats about it lol

[@nikoregenerator]

dude you have to set the 720p games to 720p resolution on the switch display config or you won't see a difference

[@braddl9442]

yeah its a faulty review.

[@redwidow1358]

Well, no, see, if you set the Switch to 720, then it only upscales to 1080. The point was to test it going from 1080 to 1440. You don't HAVE to set it to 720, it's just recommended for a better 1080 signal.

[@nikoregenerator]

@@redwidow1358 then the mcable won't be able to do its work since its selling point is softening pixels

[@darrentg6]

@@redwidow1358 Marseille themselves and every other review talk about how if a game is native 720p then the mCable/mClassic NEED to work with that to properly anti-alias the image. If the Switch upscales it first, it screws it all up and the difference is WAY less noticeable. Watch Digital Foundry's proper review of the mCable, because this review is misinformation TRASH. I've owned the mCable for 2 years now, and have used it across a ton of games of varying resolutions, and it absolutely needs to work with the resolution closest to the game's native resolution for best results. Lots of Switch games are native 720p docked, so this is a great cable for Switch.

[@JesterPezz]

You didn’t get what this was made for, it does it’s best work with a 480p input. If you leave the switch at the highest resolution it’s basically going to pass it thru. 480p scales up to 1440p retaining 60fps if the game supports that frame rate allowing your switch to not work as hard but give you the higher resolution. Best example to use is a wii-u set to 480p, what happens afterwards is magical.

[@samtagg8754]

I thought it only upgraded 4x the original resolution?

[@richardbarth918]

It upscales one level. So 480 would upscale to 720, 720 to 1080p 1080 p to 1440 and 1440 to 4k. It will not upscale 480 to 1080p or 4k. Most newer tvs offer upscaling one level higher which makes this pointless for the switch.

[@matt25675]

Can you explain like I’m 5

[@MarseilleInc]

@@richardbarth918 This statement is not accurate. The mClassic will upscale 480p, 576p, 720p, and 1080p videogames up to 1440p on supported monitors. If not, it will go to 1080p, or the highest supported resolution on the TV. For film and video content, you'll get 4K.

[@hat8918]

I own it for the Switch and I agree.. I put all my games at 720p in the Switch settings, and let the mClassic do the work... My TV is 1440p compatible and it up scales everything to 1440p... and it looks stunning. If mine broke today, I'd hop on Amazon and buy another one. I even thought about buying a 2nd one just to have for my other consoles, without having to switch cables... It's a great buy if you know what you are doing

[@hiawa23]

I just plugged this into my Switch to clean up the shimmering jaggies in Mario 64 for the Mario 3D Classic Collection and WOW👀👀, not only did it clean up the visuals everything is much sharper. This device is awesome for the Switch.

[@VidyaBros1]

A friend got me this device for my birthday 3 months ago. I use it on every console when I play any game. Especially N64 with the hd adapter for the N64 from Eon. They make good products. Combining both of those devices make N64 games look great.

[@wfhqufbuiqwb]

I personally can't see the difference, but I'm happy that you enjoy it.

[@VidyaBros1]

@@wfhqufbuiqwb Not everybody can at first glance. You gotta know what to look at when pressing the buttons on it to see the difference. It cleans the picture up and makes it look nicer. Especially for older games.

[@VidyaBros1]

@Repo man Thank you. He also got me GameCube joycons.

[@jedimaster12100]

As others have stated this works so much better in retroconsoles such with HDMI adapters of plug ins such as the Gamecube, Dreamcast, and PS2. I do use it on the Switch, PS3, and Xbox 360 in 720p mode but it has mixed results. I still think it's worth it especially for retro games.

[@DigiPen92]

I'm kinda wondered what if Nintendo saw this unofficial Nintendo graphics adapter product and figured out to make it better for anyone wanted better graphics?

[@TheThaneSkin]

Got this during its fundraiser for $70 and I keep it attached to my dock at all times, works great and you can tell the difference on most games

[@austingaines788]

Two things are major for it to work optimal. Main thing is set switch output to 720p that way it doesn't interact with doc upscaler. 2 is a PC monitor but it's not mandatory. I get amazing results

[@braddl9442]

Yeah almost everyone that reviews this never bothers to look up the Marseilles guide for optimal settings they put on on YT.

[@1ksubsbutwithnovideoschall278]

1:26 I saw Nintendrew!

[@GomerJ]

I think they are marketing the Switch to get some extra sales and appeal outside the retro crowd, but honestly, it's really meant for older consoles, where it does work some magic. Not worth it for the Switch alone, but if you'll get use out of it for older consoles, I guess it wouldn't hurt plugging it into your Switch too as a side use.

[@EZshocks]

Once you try it with GC, DC, and Wii games on the Wii U it makes a pretty big difference.

[@OldkidLivegen]

@RGT 85: It's not how you are supposed to use the mClassic. You won't see any difference if you don't give this upscaler something to upscale. So, you have to set your Switch to output 720p docked and let the mClassic handle the upscaling. Then you will notice that this 1080p signal is better than the regular one. And it can also help to achieve better performance since the Switch has less pixels to push at any point in time.

[@rainZSlayer]

mClassic looks great on larger TVs. There's a noticeable difference in games like Astral Chain with it on and off and it also sharpens up images on the PSVR coming from a regular PS4 console :) It is expensive though.

[@xenoneo]

I got the MClassic to play Skyward Sword with better visuals on the WiiU. The main thing you need to know to use it properly, is that it alters the image based on the resolution output. Playing Skyward Sword on the WiiU, with the system settings on 1080p did next to nothing, however if you set the system resolution to 480p (the actual resolution of the game) it makes a vast difference. So, be sure to lower the system resolution to match what the resolution of a game actually is to see the best results. The upscaling and effects are directly related to the signal the MClassic receives. Unfortunately, the Switch does not have an option for 900p to match the actual resolution of Breath of the Wild, but lowering it to 700p might give better results than using it with 1080p. You should revisit your testing of this with the method I've described if you want to see how useful the MClassic can be.

[@McGreish]

This! My switch Docked is set to 720p.

[@Kudluck]

I would try it out, hooking the Mclassic to the TV and run old consoles to it through an automatic switch, with a framemeister in between if needed.

[@braddl9442]

Yes this works. A lot of nintendo First party games are so well done the most you get is a slightly cleaner image. But a lot of 2nd party or indie games can get real cleaned up thanks to it. Or games that were downgraded ports get a nice boost. xenoblade 1 and 2 get a real nice clean up and the blurry look goes away. You really needed to try this on a wider range of games. Breath of the wild gets a nice clean up with it as well. Also most TVs dont support 4k or you need a 4k compatible gable to get the best results you should set the switch to 720p and get a very cleaned up 1080p signal. It usually looks a lot better setting your switch to 720p and just getting a constant 1080p then dealing with dynamic resolutions of from 900p going all over the place.

[@allxmike8202]

Mario yawning during your 1st example pretty much summarizes this video

[@seargeantfirstclass]

Look at how dirty his dock is 2:57 **barf**

[@brettsiebenhaar]

Look at the taxi license plate at 9:55. The HDMI (original) is better than the mClassic. It is quite clear!

[@sharks33gaming7]

Thanks for keeping it real! I'll probably still pick one up when the price comes down a little.

[@brittany16950]

DUDE. This came out like a year ago!! Where’ve you been?!?! (But I am glad you made this video and I enjoyed it none the less!)

[@djd-cepticon7215]

It works great on the Wii with the Hyperkin cable. But for any console 720p and up, you’re not really getting your money’s worth. RGT I think you need to do a part 2 on this with your retro consoles. You’ll have a better idea of where the m classic really shines.

[@FireMrshlBill]

I disagree. I like it for bumping my Switch from 720p to 1440p on my 4k tv. I do turn it off for some games on my PS3 on my older 1080p tv because it does crush darker colors, but still use it for stuff like PStv (720p) and Wii games on my WiiU (set to 480p). Even have a weaker Ryzen APU only PC on the same HDMI switch with those older consoles and like setting games to 720p on that and having it upscale/AA for 1080p.

[@bowisfurious]

I have it and def see some difference, but the best difference i see is actually through my NES and atari 2600 putting the mclassic on the 3rd setting (the retro mode), i have those two consoles running through a retrotink2 then going through a hdmi 5slot switcher with the mclassic coming out of the end of the switcher, so all consoles r getting that, even made my neo geo mini look much better running it through the retro mode which allows you to accually put the neo geo mini into a 4:3 ratio

[@nanoskee8270]

Metroid dread looks awesome with the m classic

[@jonathanmatos714]

It does make a difference not a huge one, but it does make a difference... Make sure the Switch resolution is set to 720p and scale from there to either 1080p or 1440p (If your TV or monitor supports it) ... I’m playing Xenoblade Chronicles Definitive Edition scaling from 720p to 1080p on my 4K Sony X900F 55 and few people here in my house see a difference... a $100 difference?? if you have the extra money to spend maybe, but if you don’t and need games, go for the games. There’s videos on KZbin comparing a few games if you want to see for yourself.

[@Kradtwilight]

It depends on the game to me. When playing astral chain, this did make it look a bit nicer. On other games that aren't as graphic intensive, It can make it a bit harder for me to read text in the game.

[@kevinkite3418]

Nice comparison. I've seen better results in other channels, that's why I'm a little confused if this is worth or not. Did you test the standard signal without the MClassic pluged or you just turned it off? Maybe it's still filtering the image even without the upscaling. Anyway, thank you very much for this comparison!

[@MGTEKNS]

I have a MCable and it’s night and day. Especially games like Xenoblades Chronicles 2 that need anti-aliasing. Sharpness is also noticeable but does not make a worlds difference.

[@Matt.Wilson.]

I have this and honestly the best place to use this is on a Wii U playing Wii games with the system resolution set 480p. It does a great job with AA and then its upscaler is better than the Wii U. The key to this device on any console is to set the console to render the games at original render size, if not you will get a weird output that won’t look any better.

[@redwidow1358]

Hack your Wii U and play GameCube games on it. I bet the MClassic will help a good bit with those.

[@DEsArcade]

I bought one and in my opinion the MClassic works better on games using polygons rather than pixels. You can see a good enough improvement from consoles such as Sega's Dreamcast and Saturn. But it doesnt do so well on 8 -16 bit consoles / Mini's. To give an example, the difference in picture quality is going from component to HDMI. Castlevania Lords of Shadows 2 on the PS3 showed sharper, darker images which looked great. At 100.00 the price is a bit steep but still worth it.

[@TSWaves1]

I own this thing and I think it's great. It's not a huge upgrade but it's worth it to me. Been using it for over a year now.

[@corynagel9450]

I just started thinking about this when you video popped up. Very interested to see a comparison for the cable as well. Thanks for the great content, RGT!

[@crimzanku1158]

Got the Mclassic specifically for the Dreamcast, and let me tell u running vga to the Mclassic and the old girl has never looked better. Everything is nice crisp and clear. Admittedly the antialiasing improvement is good but don't expect Razer straight edges. It can only do so much with a 480p image and is really dependent on the game. Evolution has very clean edges to begin with and the Mclassic really smoothes it out. Grandia 2 which at times can have some very jaggy edges u can see how it only does so much. Over all its a great product and paring it with a OSSC or Retro Tink 2X Pro is awesome on the 480 consoles. Just make sure to stay away from composite upscaling u end up with a bloby mess, go with svideo or component for best results. Ps. The Retro Tink 2X Pro can handle only upto 480/576i no progressive scan support for those resolution.

[@lukeutterback5978]

I have one and I honestly hadn’t considered using it for my switch. I bought it for my HDMI modded N64 and it makes those games look way better. I might have to try it on my switch and see if I like it.

[@TSWaves1]

I have one too. I connected it to my HDMI splitter and it works fine on all the devices it uses. You could try that too I guess.

[@guy4561237]

i have it too, and i think its more useful on older console like the Wii and gamecube on those resolutions you see it better

[@C-Murph]

Use it on the retro consoles. Do a Gamecube video please.

[@redwidow1358]

Good lord, no. Use a hacked Wii U to run GameCube games, then use the MClassic on that.

[@codyb5327]

I was a backer before this came out I got it for $75. Play it with PS3, Xbox 360, Wii U, original Xbox, gamecube and ps2, those generations are when you tell the most I have about 20 systems I tested them all.

[@moandaindesigns]

I would suggest testing on your Genesis with the retrotink2X in the mix.

[@MrGonz801]

I know Woods used the M Cable in his Xenoblade review and the difference seemed night and day. Maybe the games you chose just aren't the ones targeted

[@johnodaz1273]

Nice video RGT 85 👍. The Marseille mClassic looks a very neat Product, Cleans Up and Clears Up the Graphics, makes them abit Smoother n Smarter aswell but for the Price I think I'll live with the difference without it. Definitely interested in seeing the Comparison between the mClassic n mCable tho RGT 85 :-).

[@howdypeeps6656]

I have the Mclassic, and in my opinion, it works best with GameCube and the eon GCHD, the original Xbox with component cables through an ossc, and PS2 games running on backwards compatibility PS3 set to output 480p. With those settings, use the Mclassic in retro mode, and it cleans up the image substantially on those systems while upscaling the image to 1080p. It’s fantastic for those systems....Nintendo Switch not so much

[@AdiC20]

First off the graphics for most games look fine, plus for 100$ I can get two more games!

[@kylekermgard]

But how does this compare to a typical upscaler in a 4k TV?

[@Keith2XS]

There is a device I use for my projector called Darbeevison video enhancer. It works great for 720p and 1080p but does not upscale to 4K. It’s pricier but gives a much better picture plus it allows you to tweak the settings for the device. All Switch owners should own one!

[@badlatency9979]

It upscales to 1440p pretty well though which by marketing speak is 4k even if it isn't actually 4k.

[@TheXev]

This device was made more to be a better 4k upscaler, so I would be trying it out on a 4k TV. 1080p footage can't really do it justice.

[@alfwaibel4773]

My recommendation, if possible: Get a (used) PS4 or a Xbox One plus a switch console or, better, a switch lite. Most of the triple A titles are also available on current gen TV consoles, and also on the switch. So you can play for example "The outer worlds" in 4k with smooth framerate (ideally on Xbox One X) in all of it´s glory on a good TV, and on the go on your switch or switch lite. The switch is too limited in terms of horsepower to show the same glory as the big TV consoles do. These mclassic adapters are nice, but not really needed for retrogaming, but the benefit you can have on the switch is too limited.

[@DassuYT]

I have this and the only game on Switch I noticed a difference on was Crash Team Racing, because its native 720p docked

[@ThatOneDude219]

Saw a big difference with Mario Odyssey. With the mClassic the hat has eyes and with just the HDMI it does not

[@thee_rarest7201]

Hard pill to swallow but the only reason why people complain about switch graphics is because they’ve seen ps4 and Xbox graphics and now their bar is set really high

[@hat8918]

I have it, and I love it. But, I find most people are using it incorrectly. (1) In the Switch settings, limit your Switch to 720p, you don't want the Switch upscaling it to 1080p, you want the mClassic. (2) The mClassic struggles with dynamic resolutions.. It needs a static resolution to do the best.. So if you can, limit it down to 720p. (3) The best results come from a TV that will support 1440p.. Which mine does. Most 4k tvs do not support 1440p... Mine does... (4) Games that struggle with framerate... Limiting the Switch to 720p will help smooth that out, because the mClassic is able to take over. (5) If you don't have a 1440p compatible tv, I would not buy it.. While it really does a much better job at upscaling then your Switch for games like Fire Emblem Three Houses, and can really clean up Xenoblade and Witcher 3 to a degree... It isn't really worth the money, to not have the 1440p resolution. (6) I would buy it, even if you are not compatible with a 1440p tv, if you do a lot of PS3 and backwards gaming... Playing FF13 in 1440p (with the PS3 limited to 720p in the settings), looks amazing.

[@Pete-vz5uj]

For me Switch isn't about the graphics. However it wouldn't hurt if they were better. Especially for third party games. However I am still impressed by how good Alien Isolation looks on Switch.

[@Pete-vz5uj]

However

[@johnny2x484]

I mean I don't know anyone would buy this particularly just for the switch and I kind of wish rgt85 had mentioned the games I've particularly heard are excellent on this like the two Darksiders games which you can turn on to Performance mode and then use the Mcable to get what I've been told is basically the quality of Graphics you get if you turned on Graphics mode.

[@ericmeiring2512]

I play with both as mcable and a mclassic on my switch. Crowd funded the classic for 65 I think and got 3 cables from amazon on a buy 2 get one end free sale. I play on a 55 inch 4k tv so for me it notice it alot on all the systems. They do upscale to 4k 60fps if you have 4k yuv 4.2.0 tv most modern are yuv 4.4.4. I posted for someone to try both in another video and they sayed the sharpness was to much. You can turn it down on tv.... the anti-alising effect does stack with them both or if you use 2 cables inline with a female to female adapter. One thing people also dont seem to notice is the cables ( haven't tasted on classic but I'm sure does) enhances lighting. When I was playing warframe on the plains of eidolon on one X it enhanced godrays made them more noticeable. When I modded skyrim I had to unmod lighting mods because the cables made the Ray's too potent. I recommend them for people that have bigger displays. Playing starlink on switch with 2 of the products looks as good as playing on ps4 pro with 1 ( minus the weaker graphic textures of some things like water).

[@lssjgaming1599]

Honestly it seems to work better for 480p video from what I have seen

[@corey2232]

Oddly enough, I think the $100 price point will convince people of its worth more than had they priced it more appropriately for what it offers, like around $20. * People see $20 & think "cheap," whereas something priced at $100 equals "quality" & that it must work.

[@Terror0619]

What about xenoblade chronicles definitive edition. You should of showed games that run below 720p even docked. Xenoblade dips down all the way to 540p with its variable resolution and framerate. That game might see the most improvement and smooth out the jagged edges.

[@klosezhang78]

Are you able to cut the side by yourself? I am curious if there is anything inside

[@AmateurHEROduelist]

A switch pro with 1080p OLED screen handheld mode would be great

[@ONIXG5MER2015]

The device upscales to 2k and 4k resolution but you have to keep in that the monitor or tv have to be able to display those resolutions.

[@GameOnRadio1]

Now what I wanna see is the M classic or cable used with a modded over clocked switch. I think that would show a true difference.

[@MrBlond777]

No Thanks RGT...although a great in depth description. Have a great day!

[@henryha835]

I hope the next Nintendo console will have hardware good enough to run high quality 3rd party games like cyberpunk 2077 and COD.

[@ONIXG5MER2015]

Wait did you try to up the resolution to 2k or 4k? also is your capture device a 4k capture device?

[@nintendians]

i think it work best on a gaming system that doesn't have hd resolution or a hdmi slot, but you have to use the a component to hdmi adapter.

[@darrentg6]

It works great with 720p, but this video didn't mention that or properly demonstrate that, which is why it's awful. It's a known thing that it only makes a small difference with 1080p images. But tons of Switch games are 720p native resolution docked, so you've gotta match the system output resolution(which takes 6 seconds in the UI) to get proper results.

[@graalcloud]

You don't even need an M-Cable for this if you own a Samsung QLED TV it can upscale your Switch games to 4K and interpolate frames to 120fps. Animal Crossing is a great game to do it with.

[@TheVulcan85]

Solid review. I don’t think it is worth the price tag, but to each his own.

[@lmotaku]

Basically my receiver's 4k upscaler.

[@robertflores6927]

Thanks for being honest. I have one and it's definitely not worth 100$ if you use it on a Switch. Thats pretty odd since thats what its mainly advertised for. However, it makes Wii games look great on the Wii U. Makes Twilight Princess almost look like a native Wii U game.

[@Openreality]

I didn't see substantial enough evidence for me to want to chomp down and buy this.

[@darrentg6]

Watch an actual decent review of this(literally about any out there, DigitalFoundy's is good), RGT didn't know what he was doing, didn't even set Witcher 3 to 720p to get the proper anti-aliasing going. It's known that these cables only barely improve 1080p images, but they substantially improve 720p, and massively improve 480p. Tons of Switch games run 720p native docked, so it is actually great for Switch if you use it properly, and it literally takes only 6 seconds to change output resolution in the system UI.

[@conswizzy710]

I literally cannot see the difference if you were to put the two images side by side without labeling them, I could not tell you which is which unless I had a lucky guess (since it would be a 50/50 chance lol)

[@damekoveloz8033]

@RGT85 it upscales to 1440p and is great for titles lacking in anti aliasing like Link's awakening.

[@telescapio]

I love your honesty bro. Big reason I'm a fan. I'm a sucker for products like these but good to see it won't really make a big difference. Just saved 99 bucks

[@10cesc4.]

I love it. I use it on my monitor to play smash and and mk8 deluxe and it makes it look so nice and clean. I got it when it was on for 70 bucks over the 100. So I love it

[@tha1neo418]

Let’s see the next comparison. Honestly don’t see much of a difference with the mClassic, but maybe the cable will show a bigger difference.

[@AnberlinRoxxforeal]

Actually you can plug it straight into the usb on the switch dock to power it!

[@asboll]

I have this Mclassic and I love it

[@pezz8266]

Mclassic plus a eon gchd is a good combo for GameCube.

[@redwidow1358]

Honestly just hack a Wii U and run GameCube games on that. Boom. Free HDMI port, no insanely expensive Eon adapter required.

[@pezz8266]

@@redwidow1358 nah I tried both, wii u Nintendont is better on the regular wii if you want to go down that road,

[@liamboyle6345]

The problem is that for some reason ppl play this on dock. If you look at it as a handheld, it’s a graphical powerhouse.

[@TheLyonkoke]

Hi RGT85 . Great Channel. Cheers from Santiago Chile

[@Zetheek]

It has a bigger difference on cetrian games. Mario kart, Fire emblem. Also looks a lot better if you put it on a 144hz monitor. I have one don't think it was worth the £100 I paid but bored during lockdown.

[@jppotato17]

The switch is from 2017 but honestly the graphics performance is more like a device from 2010. I understand that they had to try to pack a lot of power into such a small form factor, but if it weren't for the first party Nintendo games, this console would be trash, but hey same goes for the Wii and it's one of the best selling consoles of all time. Nintendo is saved by it's first party games, it's never claimed to be a graphics powerhouse. With that being said, they've GOT TO make a switch pro in the next year or there's going to be a huge decline of sales for Nintendo with the PS5 and Xbox Series X coming out so soon. I trust Nintendo tho. They make some of the best video games of all time which is the only reason I have a switch!

[@SoundScape419]

Use it on your GameCube in conjunction with your EON adapter. Your welcomed 😉

[@buttonaddict9171]

im here for the RGT 85 cable and subway experience

[@mosabbihtanvir6294]

I'd be interested in seeing the m cable

[@ibapreppie]

FAiled to mention its also for Xbone and PS4, and retro consoles

[@Robotoda2000]

I've been thinking about the switch and it's graphical capabilities. What really blows me away is that it is comparable to just one generational graphics jump to the gamecube released 20 years ago. To explain, the wii wasn't really a huge jump from the gsmecube. Actually, the wii was like a slightly beefier gamecube. And the Switch is just a bit more powerful than a wii u.