Nintendo Switch 2 The new backward compatibility test highlights how many games are far better than the original system

Nintendo Switch 2’s withdrawal compatibility seems even better than anticipated before the system launch, because some original switch games run much better at a new console.

The new test that was shared a few days ago by modern vintage gamers highlighted how many original switch games went far better in his successor, such as Ni No Kuni 2: Revenant Kingdom, The Wonderful 101 Remastered, Darkiders 3, Resident Evil 5, Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Moopes, and several others. In most cases, games analyzed in the video have difficulty maintaining consistent framerate and reached the 60 fps sign, but in Nintendo Switch 2, they do it easily, further highlighting how well the compatibility withdraws even for games that are not matched.

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Although the system does not innovate the same way as that is done by many other Nintendo systems for its predecessor, Nintendo Switch 2 is a solid console and a large increase in the original in almost everything, as highlighted by Chris in his review.

Nintendo Switch 2 is a very good console, a clear improvement of the switch with some clear improvement of life. It also feels like a more professional console, with a larger, crispy and clear screen, and the ability to run up to 4K when docked. For all the benefits, where there are many, this will be a console to be purchased; With a large downside now it becomes a launch line-up that does not exist and it is not cheap, especially because you will need an additional microSD express card to atone for a poor storage capacity.

Nintendo Switch 2 is now available worldwide, with several exceptions.