Video: Mario Kart World redesigned tracks comparison following update
Posted on 1 day ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in Switch 2, Videos | 0 comments
A new comparison video has come in showing off changes made to all courses in Mario Kart World following the game’s latest patch.
Version 1.4.0 dropped this week, and it was a huge update. There were some new features in there, but one of the more interesting parts involved changes for course layout in intermissions. Nintendo specifically updated “Koopa Troopa Beach” to “DK Spaceport”, “Koopa Troopa Beach” to “Crown City”, “Koopa Troopa Beach” to “Peach Stadium”, “Whistlestop Summit” to “Koopa Troopa Beach”, “Desert Hills” to “Koopa Troopa Beach”, “DK Spaceport” to “Koopa Troopa Beach”, “Crown City” to “Koopa Troopa Beach”, and “Koopa Troopa Beach”.
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Video: Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds Nintendo Switch vs. Switch 2 comparison
Posted on 3 days ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in Switch, Switch 2, Videos | 0 comments
Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds just came to Nintendo Switch 2, and if you’re wondering how it compares to the Switch 1 version, you’ll want to check out a new video that’s dropped.
Right out of the gate, the Nintendo Switch 2 benefits from an increased frame rate – it’s 60 FPS as opposed to 30 FPS. For a racer, that can make a big difference. On top of that, with a higher resolution, the image appears sharper on Nintendo Switch 2.
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Video: Metroid Prime 4 Nintendo Switch 2 vs. Switch comparison
Posted on 5 days ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in Switch, Switch 2, Videos | 0 comments
A new comparison video is now available for the Nintendo Switch 2 and Switch versions of Metroid Prime 4: Beyond.
Both are pretty similar. However, Nintendo Switch 2 has advantages with frame rate and resolution. When playing on the new platform, you can experience up to 120 FPS and up to 4K resolution. As previously mentioned, there are Performance and Quality Modes.
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Video: Assassin’s Creed Shadows Nintendo Switch 2 vs. PS5 vs. Xbox Series S graphics comparison
Posted on 6 days ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in Switch 2, Videos | 0 comments
We have another look at Assassin’s Creed Shadows on Nintendo Switch 2 as a video has emerged that acts as a comparison for the PS5 and Xbox Series S versions.
There are cutbacks as expected – elements such as lighting, level of detail, textures, animations, shadows, draw distance, and reflections have been adjusted. Still, this is ultimately the same game you’re getting on other platforms, and the overall aesthetics have been maintained.
Video: Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition Nintendo Switch 2 vs. PS4 comparison
Posted on 2 weeks ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in Switch, Switch 2 | 0 comments
A new video comparison has come in for the just-released Nintendo Switch 2 version of Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition, putting it up against the older PS4 release.
Aspyr surprised fans with today’s announcement. Alongside the reveal, the game received a shadowdrop on both Nintendo Switch 2 and Switch.
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Video: Super Mario Galaxy Wii vs. Nintendo Switch vs. Switch 2 graphics comparison
Posted on 2 months ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in Switch, Switch 2, Videos, Wii | 0 comments
A comprehensive graphics comparison has come in for Super Mario Galaxy, putting the Wii, Nintendo Switch, and Switch 2 versions of the game up against each other.
Wii is of course the very original release. Following that, the Super Mario 3D All-Stars version is included. The last part of the equation is the new Nintendo Switch edition showing it on that console as well as on Switch 2.
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Video: Resident Evil Requiem Nintendo Switch 2 vs. PS5 graphics comparison
Posted on 2 months ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in Switch 2, Videos | 0 comments
After it was just announced for Nintendo Switch 2 today, a Resident Evil Requiem graphics comparison has already come in that puts it up against the PS5 version.
We’ll have a better idea about how the game looks and runs on Nintendo’s console, but so far, the results are fairly impressive. There are some changes here and there, but this shows that the system is capable of running current-gen titles. It’s far different from what we used to see with games that were downgraded for Nintendo Switch 1 – and many projects simply couldn’t run on the platform.
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Video: Star Wars Outlaws Nintendo Switch 2 vs. PS5 vs. Xbox Series S comparison
Posted on 3 months ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in Switch 2, Videos | 0 comments
A new video comparison has come online for the Nintendo Switch 2, PS5, and Xbox Series S versions of Star Wars Outlaws.
The game comes to Nintendo’s latest console after its initial launch last year. Although there were some questions about the port a bit before launch, it turns out that Ubisoft has come out with something that’s quite good.
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Video: Hollow Knight: Silksong Nintendo Switch 2 vs. Switch comparison
Posted on 3 months ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in Switch, Switch 2, Videos | 0 comments
Today was the launch for Hollow Knight: Silksong, and fans are already putting together comparisons for the Nintendo Switch 2 and Switch versions of the game.
It goes without saying, but Silksong is naturally a better experience on the new hardware – though that’s not taking anything away from Nintendo Switch 1. Still, on Nintendo Switch 2, you’re getting an enhanced technical experience. The new system supports a higher resolution and a frame rate up to 120 FPS. There’s also a bit more going on with the Nintendo Switch 2 version in general, though there’s not a massive difference. Other than that, loading times are shorter on Nintendo’s latest system.
Video: Cronos: The New Dawn Nintendo Switch 2 vs. PS5 graphics comparison
Posted on 3 months ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in Switch 2, Videos | 0 comments
Cronos: The New Dawn is almost here, and we now have a graphics comparison for the Nintendo Switch 2 and PS5 versions of the game.
It’s clear that certain changes were needed in order to get things up and running on Nintendo’s hardware. Both resolution and frame rate are lower on the system, which is to be expected. While it’s not 60 frames per second, an initial look seems to show that things are stable at 30 FPS on Nintendo Switch 2. Otherwise we also get a resolution of 1080p that’s upscaled.
