Interesting, I will double check against how the Steam Deck version runs in similar scenes albeit lower resolution. Coupling to the fact that some castle areas are semi blocked… there are still quite a few changes. I would have expected it to be closer to Series S version docked.Oof. Biggest difference between Series S and Switch 2 we've seen so far.
Handheld 1.7Tf vs 1.8Tf on PS4 base. Docked 3.1 vs 4.2 PS4 Pro… And then add way faster storage, DLSS, better CPU cores, way better architecture, Etc etc…Easy maths.
You still get the occasional stutter, but that happens even on a high-end system or PS5 Pro. The game is not that well put together, very large open world UE4 game just don't often perform that well.
Yeah. But it was fun, minus the spiders. My first real steam deck game I bought at release, played it until the end, and never touched it again. I was waiting each patch like the messiah, but they didn't improve much.
Oof. Biggest difference between Series S and Switch 2 we've seen so far.
They said that the game is not going to have segmented areas… Weird. Or maybe i am confusing with loadings between zones.
While I agree the Switch2 is a shrewdly designed and impressive portable by Nintendo, you might be getting a little too optimistic about getting every port. Even something relatively simple like hogwarts which is designed to run at 60fps on ps5 etc is running at 30fps and 720p with concessions. The Switch 2 will struggle with ports targeting 30fps on the base consoles as its Arm CPU is significantly weaker and will struggle. Most importantly I really don't see the biggest game of this gen GTA6 running on the switch 2 when its going to push even the ps5 etc beyond their limits.So Switch 2 could play God of War Ragnraok and it would look as good as it did on my PS4 Pro?
Same with Elden Ring?
You know, MANY gamers insisted that you install the PS4 version of ER on PS5 for the best experience.
Just saying. Just saying. Diminishing returns are hitting hard right now. You need 10x the horsepower to get 1.5x the visual effect. Switch 2 is across the DR line and so it will be absolutely fine. Think of all the game on PS4 Pro and now think of how little the PS5 is actually an upgrade over PS4 Pro and you see what I mean. Like, I get it, I'm a PS5 Pro guy, but if we get PS4 Pro level with a Switch 2 there is absolutely nothing to complain about and also Switch 2 will get every port.
Do they even make these anymore?
no devs stop working because crud cpu annnnnnd no dlss
Poor Switch 1.
The Switch 2 have all the features of current gen consoles…The hardware is capable to run every current gen game just at lowest settings for obvious reasons… The slow storage in the past gen consoles was a big issue for stream assets, you already can see that in the PS4 Pro comparison. If the sales of the Switch 2 are good the games are going to be there. Also remember that this games are launch titles, Dev skills are going to improve with the Switch 2 hardware.
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More like a portable PS4 base and a docked nearly PS4 Pro.
With a lot better tech.
The One X have the same problem as the PS4 Pro… Slow storage. Other than that still a beast, that machine brute forced everything. The best mid refresh console ever made.
Still waiting for the answer?
interesting. so switch cannot load the exterior quick enough.Oof. Biggest difference between Series S and Switch 2 we've seen so far.
Right, I recall Richard making a video with "this Destin person" with a bemused face when IGN bought them
Who are those who said that?
nobody says this only sf6 look better thens series s cyberpunks and yakuza better then ps4 p4o
df arm clown want ign clicks why compares youtube vids to WORST PORT?? WHAAAT? CDPR show cyberpunks direct feeds asset compare to ps4 pro cowards oohoohoohoo
It has all the features, but unlike graphics fidelity, the CPU performance does not scale as easily. If a game is bottlenecked on the ps5 like Baldur's Gate 3 and GTA6 and uses the console CPUs as a minimum baseline to barely target 30fps, then the much weaker CPU in the switch will not be able to run the game at an acceptable framerate unless core physics, game design,n and simulations are removed but that's not how normal ports work. You can turn down graphics settings to low but CPU/simulation settings don't scale as nicely. It would be akin to making a new game for the Switch, which some rare devs might do, I guess but very improbable.
Because the Switch 2 is more expensive than a Series S.
You are right, but like i said in another thread, with money and talent everything is possible. If Nintendo manage to sell the amount of Switch 2 that they have planned you are going to see a lot of "impossible" ports. And is not the same situation that we had with Switch 1 at all. Almost every devs have the finger in the trigger this time.
