| HoloDust said: Games that I see actually having difficulty to be ported are one's that have only RT solutions - there is no option to turn RT off and use prebaked lighting, just to lower RT. Star Wars Outlaws is one such example, but that one fairly runs well even on weaker hardware with upscaling and frame generation. |
Actually the Switch 2 probably will have an advantage in these titles. For at least one and maybe two reasons.
1. Ampere is a (GPU) generation ahead of RDNA2 when it comes to hardware-dedicated ray-tracing. The PS5 and Series X perform like a desktop RTX 3050 when doing ray-tracing heavy workloads even though they are more comparable to RTX 3060's when it comes to rasterized loads.
2. The Switch 2, depending on which rumor is correct, might have more available memory capacity than the Series S, and RT loads can be memory hogs.
I wouldn't be surprised to see more RT support for SW2 than the Series S. As long as the Series S is the baseline for development, the SW2 probably should be fine in that arena.
Last edited by sc94597 - on 09 September 2024
