Nintendo Switch 2 obviously will not be able to offer the same visual quality as Playstation 5 and Xbox Series X, but so far, it has been shown that it does a good enough work to change the PS4 level visuals with a certain increase.

During the latest episode of their weekly podcast, technology experts at the Digital Foundry compare gameplay recordings from Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade, Hogwarts Legacy, and Elden Ring who run at the Nintendo Switch were displayed during the Playstation 4 Playstation 4 weeks ago, highlighting some interesting findings.

Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade at Nintendo Switch 2 is proportional to the PlayStation 4 version in terms of resolution and general image quality, but the game benefit from the lighting changes introduced in the intergrade version, which is not available on the previous generation console, producing a much better visual in several scenarios. The Hogwarts Legacy case is even more interesting, because the game looks somewhat better in Nintendo Switch 2 than in Playstation 4 with a much sharper and less alias alias alias alias even a lower resolution, 720p vs 1080 is upgraded with AMD FSR 1, which shows that the version of the switch 2 might use a better temporal upscaling solution that shows that different quality.

Of the three matches, Elden Ring at Nintendo Switch 2 is a game that looks closest to the PlayStation 4 version, using the same resolution and only a slightly higher shadow image, although the comparison is limited by recorded poor quality and difficulty creating similar shots. This initial comparison not only highlights how the coming console can provide a visual level of PS4 but also how it can provide better, not only because hardware is more modern but also because the final port gives developers the opportunity to make different choices that can produce better results, because the alien isolation port highlights some time ago by displaying different image quality with the above version of other console versions that complement the picture that complements a better image.

In addition, Nintendo Switch 2 can provide a much better experience in the multiplatform port than the PlayStation 4 base thanks to a 120 Hz Console screen. Until now, 40 FPS modes and HDR support have been considered as a kind of “bonus” mode because the 120 Hz panel with non -standard HDR support, but the Nintendo Switch 2 screen does it, which means that it is very possible we will see 40 FPS modes and HDR support is often in the game. With a console that has the potential to be used more in handheld mode, 120 Hz is a large gift, because a more sophisticated port will have difficulty reaching 60 fps at 1080p resolution, making the 720p resolution game run on 40 fps in a mobile mode that is much better than running on 30 fps.

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Nintendo Switch 2 was launched worldwide on June 5.