Summary

  • The Nintendo Switch 2 (OLED model), which launched in April, is now in the hands of many users, and they are testing how suitable Switch 1 games are on the updated console, with many users disappointed with the performance of non-updated games.
  • However, games that has paid or free updates are seeing dramatic improvements, with higher resolutions and better frame rates, as well as less pop-in and smoother animations.
  • This is also good news for players considering picking up a Switch 2 console, as it gives them confidence in buying newer hardware that retains the compatibility of their existing libraries, knowing that some games will be significantly enhanced.
  • The new hardware is benefitting older Switch titles in a variety of ways, and a selection of game updates has been made to improve the gameplay experience, with some updates being quieter updates without major announcements.

By Andrew Cunningham

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