Cant wait to read some comments here when DF makes those comparisons against the PS5…… We go from.. Lol, the Switch 2 is not going to be capable of run Cyberpunk to Lol doesn't look like the PS5 version… Trash of overpriced console… So indeed, they are Switch 2 haters.
Don't worry, i have plenty of this ready to be served, my bookmarked comments list is massive.Cool. All for calling out folks who blatantly contradict themselves.
Steam Deck now supports VRR over HDMI on supported TVs with SteamOS 3.6.5 update
Yes, the Steam Deck now finally supports VRR over HDMI on FreeSync TVs with the latest SteamOS 3.6.5 preview update.www.pcguide.com
Steam Deck figured out how to get docked VRR by providing a firmware update for their dock as they also use the same method (USBC -> HDMI) to transmit from handheld to TV/Monitor.
I'm not sure if Switch 2's dock has any kind of firmware inside of it though. Nintendo could always, at a later date, announce and release a VRR capable dock for Switch 2 owners to upgrade to...but I wouldn't expect that anytime soon.
Edit: Apparently the Switch OLED dock has updateable firmware inside of it. So, there's a good chance Switch 2's dock will also have firmware as well..
Looking by the positive reactions of people that had tried the Switch 2 about the screen and the issues with the OLED screens and low fps with VRR, i am starting to really doubt that the Switch 2 Pro is going to have an OLED panel… But will see.
Hell no, thats to powerful… this.Well, that's true. Haters compare Switch 2 to an abacus.
Well, that's true. Haters compare Switch 2 to an abacus.
Some people didn't like the way he presented his opinions, but he is factually correct in saying most gamers are not pixel counting nerds who are up to date on all the tech jargon, and some don't like hearing that, but it's been true for decades and will remain truth for many more. A very large majority of people just want to turn things on and play them without care about how they work or what they do/don't do compared to other stuff etc.I expectedMozza to be in full Nintendo Defense mode throughout this thread, and I was not disappointed.
Ok gotcha...well they clearly value VRR as a feature, so hopefully their engineers didn't screw up or Nintendo didn't cheap out and didn't put in an underpowered converter that can't even export one of the systems best features (via a subsequent firmware update).
And you talk about self awareness. when you seem oblivious to the reality of all this being very niche. Once again all you demonstrate is things you simply do not bpersonally agree with. Like I have said the Switch looks awesome on my LG OLED. And still not sure why you are bothered that the masses do not care about any of this.
It doesn't look on mine (55", so not that much larger), because Nintendo for the most part seems to be allergic to any form of AA. Hopefully this will not be the case with Switch 2.
Why are you bothered that he is bothered because the other guy is bothered? Nintendo is perfect. /s And again, remember that it took Sony almost two years to get VRR, so Switch 2 can find a way to make it work in docked mode even if it takes two years.
That's entirely fair/reasonable.
Never defended any of this. Just pushing back aginst the whole mass market outrage suggested by all this. Or if not there should be line.
I have a LG B4, and i can tell you that MK8 is a better showcase for OLED tvs than the majority of Series X and PS5 games… Even without HDR. But yes, below 60fps is not that good. There are others games like Smash and the Tourist that looks really good.
It does look great on mine. But we could go on all day like this. Best to just agree to disagree.
Never defended any of this. Just pushing back aginst the whole mass market outrage suggested by all this. Or if not there should be line.
DF have been overwhelmingly positive about the Switch 2, and were one of the first outlets to show that a Switch 2 class device could run Cyberpunk. Their "sin" is to think that 3rd party games won't look significantly better than the PS4 versions. But they regularly admit when they are wrong, so we should get an objective review upon launch.Cant wait to read some comments here when DF makes those comparisons against the PS5…
Yet I never defended anything. I just dared to suggest nobody outside core obessessive hobby gamers cared. Which to be fair triggers you guys more than defending Nintendo. Not by much I have to admit.I expected
Yes, in their last video Richard was more objective. Let the games results talk is the way to go for them.
TotK is one of my favorite games, but it took me about an hour to get past the graphics. Its pretty glaring switching from a PC game on a then 3090 to the Switch on the same TV. The Switch really held it back. Obviously I am not defending the idea that it is unplayable dog shit, but it was rough. I am curious to see how BoTW/TotK looks on Switch 2.
The last time that Nintendo give detailed technical specs was for the Gamecube… They know that in the real world almost nobody care about this stuffs. Their focus are the games.
VRR is a very important feature. Especially when it's there in Portable and not docked. VRR is more important for docked than portable.
That's because most of the masses don't even know what 1080p means.
That's different. VRR was promised for PS5 at the very start.For us… PS5 sold millions before getting VRR, the reality is that…
Dude, The POKEMON franchise sold around 65 million of copies in the Switch 1 running at 20fps…And the last game, the worst one 27 million… VRR means nothing for the mass market. Of course for us VRR is very important, but we are niche audience and almost irrelevant. We have luck that Nvidia is in charge of the technical side of the Switch 2… We got full range of color for the Switch 1 thanks to Nvidia… Fucking full range
Why are you talking about sales?Dude, The POKEMON franchise sold around 65 million of copies in the Switch 1 running at 20fps…And the last game, the worst one 27 million… VRR means nothing for the mass market. Of course for us VRR is very important, but we are niche audience and almost irrelevant. We have luck that Nvidia is in charge of the technical side of the Switch 2… We got full range of color for the Switch 1 thanks to Nvidia… Fucking full range
I am explaining to you that in the real world is not that important. But don't worry is going to get patched, thanks to Nvidia.
I see no reason why it would get patched. This is Nintendo.
Well, he did point out Nvidia is involved with VRR. I don't think they give a shit about analog triggers.
If VRR is a major feature for handheld it should have been even more of a feature on a bigger screen. The bigger the screen, the more useful VRR becomes.
As an opposing view, this feels like perfect timing. They can adjust on the fly with firmware updates.
There is no evidence yet that suggests this is a problem that could be patched.
Same thing happened with other systems that patched it in. That's good precedent.
Those had HDMI 2.1 and no DisplayPort.
Wait for the OLED model and updated dock in around two years, at worst.
