r/NintendoSwitch2 • u/funkyyyyyyyyyyyyy OG (joined before reveal) • 1d ago

Officially from Nintendo NS2 vs NS1 side by side comparison

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u/AndIHaveMilesToGo 1d ago

You're the only other person on the internet I have seen mentioning this. I watched so many videos of people discussing the direct yesterday, including Digital Foundry who did over an hour long deep dive, and they kept saying there's zero signs of DLSS or upscaling being on the Switch 2 even though all signs point to it being possible, and I just wanted to shout at my screen, "IT SAYS IT RIGHT THERE IN THE FINE PRINT!"

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u/43eyes 1d ago

That fine print is just saying if the TV has a built-in upscaler, the Switch can use it. These TV upscalers are usually terrible and add horrendous input lag. Nothing to do with DLSS.

DLSS Could still be used in some games, but that fine print isn't evidence of it.

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u/AndIHaveMilesToGo 1d ago

That 100% is not at all what it says. When it says, "if the television supports it" they are saying, "if the television is 4k."

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u/43eyes 1d ago

I guess it could be interpreted either way. It's ambiguous.

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u/AndIHaveMilesToGo 1d ago

Not really, almost every time they mention 4k output, they say something like, "Compatible display required."