Overview
- Nintendo and Nvidia confirm the Switch 2 will feature DLSS upscaling and ray tracing, powered by a custom Nvidia processor with RT and Tensor Cores.
- The console is set to deliver up to 4K resolution in docked mode and 120fps gaming at 1080p in handheld mode, offering significant performance upgrades.
- Priced at $449.99, the Switch 2 is $150 more than the original Switch, sparking debates about its value compared to competing platforms.
- Developer adoption of advanced features like DLSS and ray tracing may take time, potentially delaying their widespread use in games.
- The redesigned 7.9-inch display and magnetic Joy-Con 2 controllers enhance the hybrid console's versatility for handheld and docked gaming.