60fps for RDR2 is surprising. Steam Deck (which has a much better CPU) averages around 35-40fps unless you use frame generation. 

Is this not Red Dead Redemption 1? Thats what was just announced... Like the 3rd time it's being remastered lol

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It's Red Dead 1, not 2, that's why it's 60fps.

RDR2 at 60 would probably not be viable as it has trouble holding 30 on PS4/XBO in demanding areas, and while Switch 2 is a bit stronger than those systems, it's not twice as strong, at least not CPU wise.

It feels like 15 years ago I was playing Red Dead 1 on Xbox 360 at 720p and 30fps and remember being a very decent game back then. I realise this game may be new to some and worthwhile but for older gamers I can't see much point. I think its also available on android soon and before that people were playing it on android devices using the winlater pc emulator with decent frame rates at low detail settings. It's a very old game and really with the Switch 2 upscaling from a very low resolution it should be capable of running this at 60fps no problem. The android version I think is free to netflix subscribers but needs a mid-range to high end android chipset to run well. These sort of conversions to Nintendo hardware don't typically sell well so I don't think its an important release. It's a very old title.

With Mario Kart World, DK Bananza, and now Kirby Air Riders, it seems Nintendo has finally (re)embraced anti-aliasing; all three games make use of it.

This is a change from their last few consoles, where almost all EPD games ran with no AA, despite systems like Wii U and Switch being fully capable of a range of AA methods.