Maybe cause reflection on SW2 are almost static? Didnt you noticed that ?Reflections are a lot more stable on the Switch 2 compared to Series S.
Even less noise than PS5. Is the game using Ray Reconstruction...? If not, I guess DLSS acts as a natural denoiser here.
Partly. You can mistaken it for that in the gif, but look at the full video and you can see clearly it's also noise artifacts from the Raytracing (especially noticeable on the far end of the pond)
Welcome to "I haven't read the thread, nor the room"
I guess you had you had your post queued up before the thread title was updated.
My comment isn't exclusive to this situation there are other downports on the system that don't run well and there will be more in the future.
Yes actually but decided to post it anyways because this isn't the start nor will it be the end of bad ports for the system.
"Well I am wrong, but if you think about it, I'm actually even more correct"
Time travel is going to cost you my fees are very high
Topped off with amazing insight like "there will be bad releases in the future" as if it means anything other than the industry's business as usual (while not so subtly trying to push it like a uniquely Switch/2 thing, as if we don't regularly see monster PCs, just as any other system, struggle with some).
My point exactly if better hardware is having a hard time running these games as is already then publishers need properly spend the time and money to port the games on the Switch 2 but at the very least I don't expect good performance out of all of the Unreal Engine 5 games that come to the system in the future.
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I'm willing to give him another chance; I don't think I've seen one of his in a while, I just remember his Switch 1 videos sounding like he didn't really want to be doing them.
This isn't something that I have to worry about on the Switch 2 because the hardware is mostly incapable of being able to do this but the lack of care some of the publishers have shown for these handheld ports is very worrying to me because I fear that we are looking at a future where this lack of care translates to the heavy abuse of fake frames in future handhelds including the upcoming PS6 Portable and I don't like the idea of that.
According to DF and other sources, when docked the SW2 can somehow get 20GR/s and thus far that has never been corrected.Reflections are a lot more stable on the Switch 2 compared to Series S.
Even less noise than PS5. Is the game using Ray Reconstruction...? If not, I guess DLSS acts as a natural denoiser here.
Weren't you around when the Switch 1 was around? There will be two things that you can count on this generation for the Switch 2 game threads.
Bruh? Are you being serious? I'm laughing my ass off at in the year 2025 there are still "fanboys". And "seething"
……… I feel sorry for you.
Stills look good, how is the framerate and overall how the game runs on each?
According to CVG, it sticks to 30fps most of the time.
From lol it's the shitty Nintenduh hardware to (almost, just because the downgrades are obvious in LOD/vegetation density and other ways, though they hardly detract from the whole and downgrades were a given) miracle port of previously unoptimised and demanding on most platforms game?
Ironically, this may actually be an example of a good port.
Even if they get the game going at say.....1080p 60FPS in handheld mode I still wouldn't use this as an example of a perfect release because they are still charging full price for the game when it should be $50 or less in my opinion and of course it's being released on a Game Key Card.
They're not, the game is actually 60 dollars, while 80 on other platforms
I was comparing it to the current MSRP of $50 that GameStop has the game on sale for the PS5 version (which is currently on sale for $30) which I feel would have been a better price on the Switch 2
And MK World looks like Deluxe with better lighting. Pretty disappointing.
What? Game runs at 60fps like 90% of the time. Only time it drops heavily is the giant watermelon and fighting Void Kong and that's because his attacks cause a bunch of collisions to happen all at once. Nintendo did an excellent job with DKB
To be fair the water is more static on switch 2 that's why there is less noise. And honestly from I seen in the leaks, the raytracing noise artifacts seems quite more evident on switch 2 especially with the metal (probably for the very low resolution)Reflections are a lot more stable on the Switch 2 compared to Series S.
Even less noise than PS5. Is the game using Ray Reconstruction...? If not, I guess DLSS acts as a natural denoiser here.
Both sides are equally as annoying.
I've posted a video that has waving waters with reflections.
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Not sure that's the main reason lol...
Nintendo life review.
Review: Star Wars Outlaws (Switch 2) - An Underrated Adventure, A Super-Solid Port
Your lack of faith is disturbing
Not sure.... But I pretty much expect all Switch ports to be around 30fps on current generation AAA titles ports.
Not true... I have played both titles and World looks far better when you are playing it. PLus deluxe only renders individual courses whereas world is far more expansive.
"Textures" or the lack thereof?
