| Soundwave said: My expectation is Switch 2 will be to the PS4/PS5 what the Switch 1 is to the PS3/PS4. Maybe even moreso because I think DLSS depending on how its implimented can be a complete game changer. There probably are a bunch more PS4 games that could run on the Switch, but there's not a lot of motivation from devs to make a 360p undocked/540p docked ugly looking port ... not many people probably the figure want to pay $50-$70 for a port that looks fugly. But if the current Switch had DLSS and could have those games run at 720p undocked/900p docked, you'd probably have a lot more devs considering it/doing it. |
Yeah presumably DLSS will lead to a lot more ability to get current gen console ports on Nintendo. Take a 4k/60fps console game, knock it down to 360-540p/30fps and take out ray tracing if it has it, then use DLSS to bump it up to 720p undocked and probably 1080p docked, and there will probably be far less downgrading of graphics needed at that point, if any.
Without DLSS I'd expect Switch 2 to be in the same situation as Switch was with XB1/PS4 ie able to get ports but with a good amount of downgrading of graphics which makes them look muddy compared to games actually made for Switch. But with DLSS that problem should presumably be avoided and I would think will make it much much easier to port games to Switch 2 with only small changes.
