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[Trilobit]

Why? The TV simply doesn't support the intended 1440p@120 Hz signal in Game Mode.

They should have just used HDMI 2.1 with 4k@120 output ffs.

I wonder if this is something that will be updated in a future model/dock model.

 

[S0ULZB0URNE]

It is the eShop download for the Switch 2 edition of SF6 .

Really I don't see it.

 

[Kataploom]

Really I don't see it.

I got confused at first because there was a SF6 shortcut in the eshop but that takes you to a bundle page, you have to be in the game page, make sure that it's not listing all the DLCs, otherwise you're in the bundle page and can easily move to the game page by selecting the game card

 

[YeulEmeralda]

It really doesn't matter if a Game doesnt run at 4k 120 internally .. it would allow any resolution to run 120 . the ps5 and Xbox games mostly do 120 like that.

For me I'm old and am just happy I still see colors

Same man. When I hear people talk about reaction times

 

[S0ULZB0URNE]

I got confused at first because there was a SF6 shortcut in the eshop but that takes you to a bundle page, you have to be in the game page, make sure that it's not listing all the DLCs, otherwise you're in the bundle page and can easily move to the game page by selecting the game card

Thanks

 

[Doctor Hades]

1440p is greyed out in the Display settings on my LG C3 OLED TV as well but I know that resolution works because Welcome Tour switches to 1440p 120 fps for the 120 fps mini-game and then back to 60 fps once you complete it (impressively with just a split second black screen indicating the resolution change). I know other games allow the refresh rate to be changed manually such as 60 Hz to 120 fps and back but I've never seen any game switch resolution so efficiently and near-seamlessly as Welcome Tour does.

If you have a 4K TV that I would just set the Display resolution on your Switch 2 to 4K and let the games switch to 1440p for 120 fps as needed rather than setting 1440p in the Display option.s