Overview
- The collection is out now on Nintendo Switch, with a free Switch 2 update enabling 4K when docked and 1080p in handheld across both games at a steady 60fps.
- Original Switch runs at 1080p docked and 720p handheld, delivering a clear step up from the Wii releases according to side-by-side comparisons.
- Upgrades include higher-resolution textures, improved distant shadows, and cleaner character detail, while pre-rendered cutscenes remain 1080p with visible compression and color banding.
- Controls retain gyro and motion inputs for aiming and pointer functions, with reviewers noting clunky handheld precision and no right-stick pointer option.
- Quality-of-life additions include auto-save, Assist Mode, added Storybook chapters, amiibo support, a music player, and mouse controls for a second player, as reviews praise the gameplay but question the $70 price.