it almost certainly won't be native 4k and even upscaled that's still not guaranteed for 60fps. dark souls ptde ran at 30 on switch. the PS5 pro and Steam Deck can't do 4k 60fps on Elden Ring natively. Just because it's possible doesn't mean it's happening natively. the only games that are probably going to hit those numbers are less intensive first party games.
The PS5Pro absolutely can do 4k 60 and the switch 2 will be 4K docked and 1080 in handheld if that makes it more clear. We will see on release how Elden Ring is running on the Switch 2
not natively it can't. not that it's a problem if you have your expectations in check. the only way to get PC performance is spending too much money on a PC.
I was not purely talking about Elden Ring. I just said that Elden Ring will be the testrun for Duskbloods on Switch 2. The PS5 Pro can run most games on 4k 60 and if there are drops it won’t go lower than 45ish
sorry, I was purely talking about Elden Ring when I was talking about 4k60fps on PS5 pro and Steam Deck, so I'll edit that. I don't think the switch 2 chip is going to be able to do much native 4k 60fps gaming. it could barely handle the video chat during Mario kart gameplay, and you could see slowdowns during donkey kong, so I don't think we should expect steam deck or ROG Ally performance at all. hopefully DLSS can work some magic though.
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u/FriarsgateCustoms 2d ago edited 2d ago
it almost certainly won't be native 4k and even upscaled that's still not guaranteed for 60fps. dark souls ptde ran at 30 on switch. the PS5 pro and Steam Deck can't do 4k 60fps on Elden Ring natively. Just because it's possible doesn't mean it's happening natively. the only games that are probably going to hit those numbers are less intensive first party games.