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The truth is coming out! Digital Foundry: Cyberpunk on Switch 2 has higher graphical quality than Xbox Series S and uses the same texture quality setting as PS5 which the Series S isn’t capable of! They note it’s due to 9GB of RAM the Switch 2 has available for...

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NintenGOD1 yıl önce

Now we playing with Power!

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Solarsuit.Games2 yıl önce

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Biggus Dickus1 yıl önce

The Series S version has way better shadows and more crowd / traffic density, and can run at 60fps. Meanwhile Switch 2 drops into the low 20s even in the "performance mode"

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Dark1 yıl önce

It’s beautiful, ppl been real quiet lately now that this console and these games are out lol

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LilSoonerFanInMO1 yıl önce

whoops-

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Mustached Gamer Cat1 yıl önce

None of this counts when it’s at 2fps (25fps) might as well get each frame mailed to you as a postcard.

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ThisGenericEricPro1 yıl önce

Yeah?

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Discostulfj1 yıl önce

And this?

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But the Series S can maintain a 30 FPS experience. The same can not be said for the NS2 version. Where it is shown to have drops into the teens. This is a case of trying to do too much with too little while attempting to use DLSS as a bandaid. Which comes with its own set of issues that we’re also shown in the DF breakdown.

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Tripster1 yıl önce

Reality:

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Glorious Kev1 yıl önce

And drops down to a cinematic 22 FPS.

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