I think this is a fair assessment.  Most current gen ports will be top out at 30 fps, which everyone is entitled to their opinion there.  Some graphical cut backs, resolution mostly fine via DLSS.  

I haven't played it yet, it is on my wishlist, but I will be going PC.  

I'll be shocked if the game is offered physically on cart.  120 gb, even if cut back is a tough order.  

Given the games silky smooth 60fps and solid resolution on all platforms, I think the S2 game will come out looking good.

I forgot what developer said it but I think they were on the ball by suggesting any game with a good 60fps version on Series S should make a good S2 30fps port. DLSS will handle the resolution cutback and reduced density/draw distance will help get the CPU performed to a respectable level.

The game has had great reviews but the first person view has put it a bit further down my priority list, just not quite what I imagine for Indiana Jones. But that also makes it a great candidate for something I'm more likely to play casually on the Switch 2

It's 87GB on XSS - lot of lower quality assets, aimed at 1080p.

Oh, and definitely play on PC, some things like global illumination and volumetrics are, even on XSX/PS5, lower than lowest on PC - not to mention that PC version has Path Tracing option, which, though it kills performance (you drop to 40-50%, depending on the scene), looks splendid.

Fair point.  Getting 87 gb down to 64 gb via lowering resolution and using DLSS..  yeah, seems possible, yeah?  

Yeah, I fully intend, moving countries at the moment, giving Indiana a play this winter.  I want to demo path tracing just to see it.  Likely I will want to target 90 fps for most of my play, but will certainly check out the various graphical settings.

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I am digital only so it doesn't impact me, but I feel bad for physical people, key cards are just stupid.  I don't see the advantage over digital.   

Well, 4090 (IIRC, you have that), runs it at 1440p/DLSS Quality, maxed out with PT, at ~75fps. So you'll probably have to lower few things to hit 90fps, or go to DLSS Balanced/Performance.

This individual game doesn't do anything for me -- I tried to enjoy it on Xbox Series but couldn't -- but I do love what it potentially signals for future Microsoft Gaming support on Switch 2.