Overview
- Players found the free Switch 2 demo forced frame generation on by default and reported that the added input lag made timing-based moves like parries and perfect dodges harder to pull off.
- Shift Up confirmed Wednesday, September 23 that a Frame Generation toggle will be available at the game’s November 5, 2026 Switch 2 launch so players can choose the presentation they prefer.
- The studio has not explained how the game will run with frame generation switched off so it remains unclear whether disabling it will yield a steady 30 FPS mode or a different performance profile.
- Users and technical outlets flagged visual compromises in the demo such as reduced shadow, reflection and water detail and specific cosmetic complaints about the character EVE’s hair that Shift Up has not addressed.
- The change follows a wider push by Switch 2 ports to use upscaling and frame interpolation to hit 60 FPS, a trade-off that boosts perceived smoothness but can increase input latency because the system inserts generated frames between rendered frames.