2023-09-12 12:15:35
A few days ago, some sources revealed to us that the Switch 2 will support light tracking and DLSS technology, and that it was demonstrated to developers at Gamescom. Today, new details emerged regarding how to run the technical demo that was presented during Gamescom this year on the device that has not yet been revealed. This was revealed by news leaker NateTheHate, who mentioned in his report how the new device was able to run The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild at 4K resolution, at a rate of 60 frames per second. Using NVIDIA DLSS technology. Additionally, the demo had no loading times at all and was at a straight-up fast loading speed compared to 30 seconds on the Switch, which seems more interesting than the device’s ability to run the demo at high resolution and smooth frame rates. In the video, NateTheHate also talked regarding the demo of the Matrix Awakens Unreal Engine 5 that ran on the Nintendo Switch 2, with better ray tracing support than the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series but without ray reconstruction, which was introduced in NVIDIA DLSS 3.5, which is not Surprising, considering a report last week said that the Matrix Awakens demo was played using DLSS 3.1 instead of the new version of the technology. Finally, NateTheHate revealed that March 2024 was mentioned a lot during the event, but it was not confirmed as the official release date or the official unveiling date for the device. There was no talk regarding pre-compatibility for the device. A rumor had stated that the Final Fantasy 7 remake was coming to the Switch 2 as a launch title!
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