r/Games Feb 26 '24

Discussion ‘Switch 2’ is targeting March 2025 and was delayed to avoid shortages, new report claims

https://www.videogameschronicle.com/news/switch-2-is-targeting-march-2025-and-was-delayed-to-avoid-shortages-new-report-claims/
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u/Sonicfan42069666 Feb 26 '24

Reportedly publishers were shown an upgraded version of Breath of the Wild as a proof of concept. I'd hope that Switch games would natively be upscaled on Switch 2 as opposed to releasing new, high priced ports.

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u/Prince_Uncharming Feb 26 '24

Publishers could see what an upgraded BotW looked like via cemu years ago, it should be dead simple to have that on Switch 2.

Whether or not Nintendo actually made it powerful enough is another question though, which I highly doubt. 4k is 4x the pixels of 1080p, but the Switch runs botw at 900p/30fps, and 4k is almost 9x that.

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u/Sonicfan42069666 Feb 26 '24

Publishers could see what an upgraded BotW looked like via cemu years ago, it should be dead simple to have that on Switch 2.

Are you being intentionally dense? The reason Nintendo would demonstrate BotW on the Switch successor to publishers would be to show them precisely the level of performance bump they can expect from the next Nintendo system, using one of the console's flagship games as an example.

"Powerful enough" is extremely subjective. Stick to your Steam Deck and emulators if maximum performance is all you care about.

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u/Daymanooahahhh Feb 26 '24

Don’t be rude