Switch 2 Reportedly Offers Performance Mode Toggle Like PS5 and Series S|X

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Freely Choose Between 30FPS And 60FPS!

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  • A new report seemingly confirms performance and quality modes for the Switch 2.
  • It is said that the console will allow users to choose between power or battery life during handheld gameplay.
  • Nintendo is aiming for an accessible experience while attempting to offer the choice between 30FPS and 60FPS.

Amid Nintendo’s silence, discussions around the Switch 2 have begun to pick up the pace. Following the company’s confirmation of backward compatibility, a new leak has outlined potential graphical modes for the console.

According to a reliable leaker, this upcoming console will offer a performance mode toggle.

Why it matters: Past reports have pointed to 60FPS support for the console. The hardware is also expected to be similar to the PS4, opening up the opportunities for more 60FPS games.

Nintendo Switch 2
New Report Outlines Graphical Options For The Switch 2 | Image via Twitter

As per popular leaker Nash Weedle, Nintendo is set to introduce more choices with its next console.

The leaker states that this information comes via a developer who has access to dev kits, and it is said that Nintendo hopes to keep the console gaming experience as user-friendly as possible.

Nash Weedle suggests that the console will allow users to prioritize power or battery life, with the former likely being needed for 60FPS gameplay. Given this choice, the Switch 2 might focus on more aggressive clock speeds for its SoC when prioritizing power.

Elden Ring on Nintendo Switch 2
Elden Ring Could Be Heading To The Switch 2

This should introduce more choices for fans of Nintendo’s games, giving them more 60FPS titles across the board, similar to the PS5 and Xbox Series S|X consoles. Moreover, the choice could translate to 60FPS gameplay in docked mode using handheld graphical settings.

Nintendo already has a reputation for focusing on 60FPS for many of its first-party releases. Therefore, seeing how widely performance mode is supported on the upcoming hardware will be interesting.

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