I don't get it. Where are the 4k 120hz switch 2 games? After that post we had a rumour that it can't even output 4k.
The leaks already were 10x the power before dlss and other stuff.They said 10x the performance, not 10x the power.
I believe you just did.Imagine being impressed by 2013 graphics at those crazy prices in 2025.
Seriously you can't make it up.
We had a presentation from Nintendo saying the console outputs at 4K max and 120fps max
Like the PS5 outputs at 8K max.
The proof of the pudding is in the eating.
The Nintendo presentation showed games with base PS4 level graphics. Nothing more nothing less.
None with RT or DLSS.
I believe you just did.
Watch the Nintendo presentation again.
It's all there to see. A console from 2013 did exactly what the Switch 2 does in 2025.
Metroid Prime 4 and Yakuza 0 are already confirmed to run at 4K60.
The games they showed were PS5 games for the most part.
The portable screen has G-Sync? Fucking nice.
They dropped the ball a bit imo not mentioning all this stuff on yesterday's presentation, all this is very good news.
Sorry but I disagree. If they had the time to discuss all that stuff, drop tech terms like FPS or HDR, and even show this:It's not Nintendo's style to dump a bunch of technical info on their customer base. They show off the features that people can understand, such as the bigger screen, mouse joycons, the 'c' button, 120fps, magnetic connections, game sharing.
What they typically don't spend their time explaining is the Nvidia black magic that is powering all of this stuff. That's for the developers to know, and I'm sure Nintendo are also aware that the 'tech related channels' will have their Switch 2 stripped apart and explained in greater detail.
Though I guess back in the day Iwata would have his developer chats and get into the nuts and bolts of things. But the big presentations flow better without all of that technical information bogging it down.
They use the Treehouse to showcase games—they could have planned something similar for Nvidia, like a technical presentation.It's not Nintendo's style to dump a bunch of technical info on their customer base. They show off the features that people can understand, such as the bigger screen, mouse joycons, the 'c' button, 120fps, magnetic connections, game sharing.
What they typically don't spend their time explaining is the Nvidia black magic that is powering all of this stuff. That's for the developers to know, and I'm sure Nintendo are also aware that the 'tech related channels' will have their Switch 2 stripped apart and explained in greater detail.
Though I guess back in the day Iwata would have his developer chats and get into the nuts and bolts of things. But the big presentations flow better without all of that technical information bogging it down.
Watch the Nintendo presentation again.
It's all there to see. A console from 2013 did exactly what the Switch 2 does in 2025.
They use the Treehouse to showcase games—they could have planned something similar for Nvidia, like a technical presentation.
that's how handhelds work. they are typically between generations graphically and always have been.
sometimes I wonder if everyone in this forum is 10yo and hasn't had any prior experience with video game generations and their accompanying handhelds
The issue is the lofty expectations of the Switch 2 in this thread.
The most powerful PC handhelds on the planet don't come close to the Xbox Series S. Widely considered a Potato.
Many cost close to 1000 dollars.
Imagine being impressed by 2013 graphics at those crazy prices in 2025.
Seriously you can't make it up.
what lofty expectations?
you literally started this specific string of posts with this braindead comment here:
so it seems like you had these lofty expectations while everyone else was impressed with how good games on this new handheld run and look.
your comment literally implies that YOU expected more from this handheld and everyone else you spoke about wasn't. you made fun of the fact that they are not expecting more, and now you try to flip the argument on its head
Most of the Nintendo fans don't give a shit about all that. Saying it's better res etc is enough.They showed a 720p vs 1080p with a 30x zoom on Mario's face as if they were DF. Imo at least name dropping DLSS would have done wonders for the presentation.
So which $450 portable hardware could produce visual like these?They don't look good especially at those prices for the hardware and games.
In 2025.
So which $450 portable hardware could produce visual like these?
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All of those are from screencaps of YouTube streams except FF7 Remake.Bullshots?
Show us in-game with framerates. We know the answer.
All of those are from screencaps of YouTube streams except FF7 Remake.
Imagine being impressed by 2013 graphics at those crazy prices in 2025.
Seriously you can't make it up.
Can't see average resolution and framerates looking at images.
Which console from 2013 outputs at 4k or 120fps with VRR ?
Watch the Nintendo presentation again.
It's all there to see. A console from 2013 did exactly what the Switch 2 does in 2025.
That's 1440p60. It should be able to do 4K30, if Nintendo choose to offer such a mode. 4K60 would be almost 5X more pixels at double the framerate. So you would need like 7X+ more performance for that.Switch 2 can't even run cel shaded Wii U game BOTW in 4k. What's it running in 4k, Mario Bros 1?
I think BOTW topping at 1440p should be a big indicator of what really to expect. IMO the system is good but not quite good enough to take advantage of DLSS in a better way.
It needs to both natively render the game at sufficient res and then have a bit of juice leftover for DLSS to use it. Switch 2 appears lacking in that extra 10% of power that could make a critical difference.
Just how I'm reading it at the moment, I hope not.
Watch the Nintendo presentation again.
It's all there to see. A console from 2013 did exactly what the Switch 2 does in 2025.
The portable screen has G-Sync? Fucking nice.
They dropped the ball a bit imo not mentioning all this stuff on yesterday's presentation, all this is very good news.
Mostly Cross gen games which ran on the PS4 too.
Are you claiming the Switch 2 is PS5 level now?
There's no handheld on the planet including the most powerful PC handhelds which comes close to the Xbox Series S.
Forget the PS5.
Switch 2 can't even run cel shaded Wii U game BOTW in 4k. What's it running in 4k, Mario Bros 1?
I think BOTW topping at 1440p should be a big indicator of what really to expect. IMO the system is good but not quite good enough to take advantage of DLSS in a better way.
It needs to both natively render the game at sufficient res and then have a bit of juice leftover for DLSS to use it. Switch 2 appears lacking in that extra 10% of power that could make a critical difference.
Just how I'm reading it at the moment, I hope not.
Nice troll.Metroid looks ps3 game upgraded.
Switch 2 can't even run cel shaded Wii U game BOTW in 4k. What's it running in 4k, Mario Bros 1?
I think BOTW topping at 1440p should be a big indicator of what really to expect. IMO the system is good but not quite good enough to take advantage of DLSS in a better way.
It needs to both natively render the game at sufficient res and then have a bit of juice leftover for DLSS to use it. Switch 2 appears lacking in that extra 10% of power that could make a critical difference.
Just how I'm reading it at the moment, I hope not.
Build from 7 weeks ago not a build made in 7 weeks.insane for a 7 weeks build running in a $450 handheld
build made in 7 weeks not Build from 7 weeks agoBuild from 7 weeks ago not a build made in 7 weeks.
Hogwarts Legacy was also confirmed 4K 30fps by the publisherMetroid Prime 4 and Yakuza 0 are already confirmed to run at 4K60.
The games they showed were PS5 games for the most part.
Nobody is claiming that, it was already expected due to the leaks that it was around PS4 Pro in terms of capabilities but with modern features like DLSS, RT, high speed I/O etc.Mostly Cross gen games which ran on the PS4 too.
Are you claiming the Switch 2 is PS5 level now?
There's no handheld on the planet including the most powerful PC handhelds which comes close to the Xbox Series S.
Forget the PS5.
Build from 7 weeks ago not a build made in 7 weeks.
build made in 7 weeks not Build from 7 weeks ago
10x the graphics performance of Switch would put it in PS4 Pro territory in docked mode.10x the graphics power of the Switch puts it significantly ahead of the PS4. I assume this metric includes DLSS.
Switch 2 can't even run cel shaded Wii U game BOTW in 4k. What's it running in 4k, Mario Bros 1?
I think BOTW topping at 1440p should be a big indicator of what really to expect. IMO the system is good but not quite good enough to take advantage of DLSS in a better way.
It needs to both natively render the game at sufficient res and then have a bit of juice leftover for DLSS to use it. Switch 2 appears lacking in that extra 10% of power that could make a critical difference.
Just how I'm reading it at the moment, I hope not.
So we can say:Nobody is claiming that, it was already expected due to the leaks that it was around PS4 Pro in terms of capabilities but with modern features like DLSS, RT, high speed I/O etc.