Leaks suggest that the Switch 2 dock is capable of 4K upscaling. Combined with the rumoured more powerful charger, we'd imagine that Nintendo wouldn't recommend putting your old console in the new ...

but a new patent suggests the Nintendo Switch 2 might not have that problem. This patent shows a system that could upscale resolution to as high as 4K — without native 4K textures. Documentation ...

There’s no doubt that the Nintendo Switch is a fantastic console — it has a unique and impressive game library (with more ... device in real time” up to 4K resolutions.

The patent appears to describe how Nintendo plans to use AI upscaling to improve the output resolution of its games, which might be a hint at how the Switch 2 will reach 4K resolution. Previous ...

With its special Nvidia chip and AI upscaling, the Nintendo Switch 2 may allow you to play at resolutions the first Switch couldn’t handle.

256GB of onboard storage and an ability to auto-upscale games to higher 4K resolutions on a TV using AI. Nintendo hasn't revealed any performance specs yet, but expect a big boost that could make ...

As such, we’re confident that the next big game machine ... to output in 4K to keep up with the best TVs. With that in mind, here are all the rumors we've heard about the Nintendo Switch 2 ...

Nintendo's upcoming Switch 2 console may feature Nvidia's DLSS upscaling tech, aiming to run games at higher resolutions. Third-party games would also be easier to port to the console. The company ...

Nintendo's early morning announcement gives us a sneak peek at the Switch 2. Here's what it confirmed, plus the rumors still swirling around the new console. I’ve been PCMag’s home ...

Nintendo has just filed a patent which confirms ... 2025-01-01T13:40:36.019Z "The example given is that a game with native 4K textures might need a 60GB download, but a 1080 native version might ...

For example, a 1080p game might need 25GB of storage, while a 4K game might need 75GB. A Nintendo Switch cartridge can only store up to 32GB of data, so 4K is out — unless it’s artificially ...