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Star Wars Outlaws frame rate resolution

Digital Foundry just delivered its latest technical analysis for the Nintendo Switch 2 version of Star Wars Outlaws, which covers frame rate, resolution, and more.

Overall, it looks like Ubisoft did an admirable job with the port. Although there were some cutbacks, performance is stable and we’re seeing thing like ray-tracing implemented.

Here’s the full roundup of tidbits:

Like many games, Star Wars Outlaws’ physical release on Nintendo Switch is a game-key card. But now we get to hear directly from a developer about why that ended up happening.

Rob Bantin, the audio architect for Ubisoft’s Snowdrop engine, recently spoke about the situation on social media. In one post, Bantin noted that the “engine relies heavily on disk streaming for its open world environments, and Switch 2 cards didn’t give the performance needed for their quality target.” He went on to say that had Star Wars Outlaws been developed for Nintendo Switch 2 originally, “it might have been different.” Bantin added: “As it was, we’d build a game around the SSDs of the initial target platforms, and then the Switch 2 came along a while later. In this case I think our leadership made the right call.”

Star Wars Outlaws trailer

Ubisoft has come out with a launch trailer for its new Nintendo Switch 2 version of Star Wars Outlaws. Not only are you getting the main game here, but a bunch of DLC as well.

More information can be found in the following overview:

September 1: A few days before the official launch, the first gameplay has apparently emerged showing Star Wars Outlaws running on Nintendo Switch 2.

Footage of the port has been limited thus far. The title has been shown in a Nintendo Direct and developer video, but that’s pretty much it.

Ubisoft is offering one of its best Nintendo eShop sales ever, with various games at new low prices, including Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope, Beyond Good & Evil 20th Anniversary Edition, and much more.

The full lineup is as follows:

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Ubisoft has confirmed rumors that it’s publishing The Rogue Prince of Persia on Nintendo Switch – and there’s also a Switch 2 version planned. It’ll be on both platforms later this year.

The game was thought to be coming to Nintendo Switch after a rating surfaced in Australia. Now thanks to today’s announcement, the news has been made official.

Just Dance 2026 Edition

Ubisoft is set to release Just Dance 2026 Edition on Nintendo Switch, the company has announced. It will be available on October 14, 2025.

Just Dance 2026 Edition is the latest entry in the dancing series. Ubisoft says there’ll be 40 exciting new tracks, from chart-topping hits to timeless classics. Confirmed songs thus far include:

Ubisoft reported its latest financial results this week, and during a financial call, an unannounced Nintendo Switch 2 game was teased.

The publisher was speaking about its lineup over the next few months. Star Wars Outlaws is the only Nintendo Switch 2 game that Ubisoft has officially revealed, but there seems to be something else on the way. Ubisoft has a couple of mystery titles in the pipeline, and one of these will be coming to Nintendo’s new console.

Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot said during the call:

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Evil Empire and Ubisoft have not yet announced whether The Rogue Prince of Persia will be making its way to Nintendo Switch. The game has been making preparations to launch on Steam, but amidst this there is evidence to suggest the game’s arrival on Nintendo’s console.

An Australian classification of The Rogue Prince of Persia have surfaced not only for PC, but on Nintendo Switch as well. This doesn’t necessarily guarantee the game’s arrival on the system, but it does open the door for possibility. We are also still awaiting clarification for if the Sands of Time Remake will be heading its way over to Nintendo Switch, so this is just adding more sand on the pile.

Below you can read up on an overview of the game:

Switch 2 Metal Gear Solid Delta Ubisoft

January 13: Nate the Hate has made more claims regarding upcoming third-party Nintendo Switch 2 games, including titles from Ubisoft and Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater. Details were shared during a new podcast episode today.

As for Ubisoft’s Nintendo Switch 2 support, it’s claimed that we’ll be seeing Assassin’s Creed Mirage within the launch window. Assassin’s Creed Shadows is apparently planned as well, but will follow at a later date.

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