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Fast Fusion frame rate resolution

Thanks to Digital Foundry, we have new technical details about Fast Fusion on Nintendo Switch 2, and as usual information is available about things like frame rate and resolution. There are also interesting tidbits about the use of DLSS which is negatively impacting image quality, though that’ll be addressed with a new option coming with a patch shortly. 

Here’s the full roundup:

Fast Fusion review

System: Switch 2
Release date: June 5, 2025
Developer: Shin’en
Publisher: Shin’en

I love anti-gravity racers. My very first one was F-Zero GX, one of the two games I picked up with my GameCube in 2003, when I was six. I was addicted. I put dozens upon dozens of hours into the game, with its difficulty level only encouraging me to play more. My dad saw how much I loved it, and he owned a PlayStation 2 at the time. As a gift, he gifted me WipeOut Fusion the following year. A similar style of game, and another one I fell in love with, albeit not to the same extent. Still, as the years went by, F-Zero and WipeOut became series with infrequent releases at best. An itch formed within me for a new futuristic space racer, and unbeknownst to me, there was another one making the rounds from Shin’en.

Fast Fusion free content update

May 20: Shin’en made it official today that the studio is working on a free content update for its Nintendo Switch 2 launch game Fast Fusion. That news was shared on the game’s official social media account.

Unfortunately, fans will be forced to wait a bit for specifics as to what Shin’en is cooking up. That said, we’re hopeful that we’ll be seeing some new tracks. Work on the additional content is already underway. We’ll let you know when more details are available. 

Fast Fusion trailer

It’ll be a few more days until we see Fast Fusion on Nintendo Switch 2, but the game’s launch trailer has already come in. This is actually our best look yet showing different courses, actual racing, the fusion mechanic, multiplayer, and GameShare support.

Here’s a bit of information about the game:

Fast Fusion interview

History seems to be repeating itself as Shin’en is returning for the launch of a Nintendo console with a new racing game. Back in 2017, Fast RMX came to Nintendo Switch. The studio is now preparing for the imminent debut of Fast Fusion on Nintendo Switch 2.

To learn more about the game – including the new fusion mechanic – and the project’s development, we spoke with Shin’en CEO Manfred Linzner. You can read our full discussion below.

Fast Fusion GameShare

Speaking in an interview with Nintendo Everything, Shin’en CEO Manfred Linzner revealed that the team is using “completely new rendering tech” in its upcoming Nintendo Switch 2 launch game Fast Fusion.

Linzner was talking about the capabilities of the console when that tidbit was shared. “It’s amazing how much power you can get out of a device that also works as a handheld,” he said. And because of that power, we should be seeing a better looking title compared to the studio’s Switch 1 launch title Fast RMX. Linzner told us that compared to that game, Fast Fusion will have a world that’s “much more alive and beautiful.”

Fast Fusion 120 FPS mode

Fast Fusion may receive a 120 FPS performance mode after launch. That’s according to Manfred Linzner, who shared the news in an interview with Nintendo Everything.

Fast Fusion will run at 60 frames per second with a 4K resolution at launch. That alone is very much impressive. However, we could see an even higher level of performance in the future.

Fast Fusion trailer

We have our first proper look at Fast Fusion with a brand new trailer that debuted today.

The video is less than a minute long, but it still contains some footage. We’re able to see some environments, fusing machines, and actual racing.

The Punchuin gameplay

The Punchuin dropped on Switch today as part of a surprise release, and new gameplay has emerged. You can see what the latest title from Shin’en has to offer.

Additional information about it is available in the following overview:

The Punchuin

Shin’en, the developer behind FAST RMX and The Touryst, has just announced its latest game for Switch known as The Punchuin. Not only that, but it’s actually available right now.

Here’s an overview of the title:


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