“Frame-rate definitely takes a hit (which varies according to the map and definitely muddies controller response), but resolution is maintained and the only noticeable visual downgrade comes from the removal of dynamic shadows. “This mode - indeed, split-screen in general - is not without its trades,” Eurogamer’s in-depth look at the game’s performance stated. It’s never a deal breaker, and the game is always playable, but the inconsistent performance is jarring after coming from the beauty of the PC version or the rock-solid frame rate of the 360 version. The frame rate takes a hit any time there are many things going on in one scene, and it’s something that’s actively distracting during play. So where do you feel the first-gen-ness of Black Ops 2? In the game’s frame rate. The question isn’t whether these problems exist, it’s whether they can be fixed in future games, after developers learn their way around the architecture.
Long load times are common on new system launch titles, and they’re certainly on display on most launch Wii U games. Nintendo has been tight-lipped when it comes to explaining what’s actually inside the Wii U, and we have no way of knowing how much time developers had to work with the system before launch. It’s hard to make any judgments about the Wii U’s relative power, or lack of power, from launch games. There are also some downsides to playing the game on the Wii U.
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