GoNintendo - Civ VII team "extremely happy" with Switch 2, compare power to "mid-tier PC"

SF6 is a PS4 game....
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also Yakuza 0 is 1080 60 on PS4 with no Pro update at all.
XOX is more powerful than PS4 Pro and it runs better there.

And it doesn't matter it's a last gen game, but how it compares on current gen systems.
 
PC gamers that with 450$ couldn't even buy a mouse as we can literally use 2 Joy-Con as mouse to play on Switch 2 are dying now.

Has science gone too far?
 
XOX is more powerful than PS4 Pro and it runs better there.

And it doesn't matter it's a last gen game, but how it compares on current gen systems.
You literally mentioned a last gen game and a cross gen game and in SF6's case the Series S version looks worse than the PS4 version for no reason lol.
 
You literally mentioned a last gen game and a cross gen game and in SF6's case the Series S version looks worse than the PS4 version for no reason lol.
Well, it doesn't as per some comparisons I've seen, also runs at double the frame rate
 

Speaking in a recent interview with Game File, executive Civilization 7 producer Dennis Shirk confirms as much, revealing that working alongside Nintendo to port Firaxis Games' strategy behemoth has been an "easy" experience. "Their [software development kit] is great, the customer support, their developer support, developer relations is great," says the lead, also admitting that Firaxis is "extremely happy" with the Switch 2's horsepower.

"We were able to make this look like a mid-tier PC, because it's got enough power," as Shirk puts it. "They knew they wanted Civ on that platform, because it's such a great showcase for the mouse," he explains, referring to Nintendo. "And it pairs up so well with our existing PC audience, because we have crossplay." The Switch 2 edition of Civilization 7 has been in the works since October and will drop with the new console when it releases on June 5 – it's definitely one of the most exciting upcoming Switch 2 games on the horizon.

It's not the only impressive port underway for Nintendo's upcoming system, either. Other studios, including Hogwarts Legacy developer Avalanche Software, have been working to port their games to the Switch 2 for around a year now. "We originally started with our Switch version," says senior Avalanche producer Jimmie Nelson, describing what devs did to ensure a "higher quality product" would come out of the new Hogwarts Legacy port.

"We got very good results really quickly," he details, "but we felt like we could make a higher quality product if we brought in a lot of the high-res assets [and] raised the resolution, textures, lighting, world streaming."

The Switch 2 port of Hogwarts Legacy will arrive when the console does on June 5, much like Civilization 7. Excited fans can look forward to Switch 2 pre-orders this week worldwide (except for the United States, where they've been delayed).
 
Bwahahaha, been clear for days this thing punches above its weight. Handheld ps4, docked xss. Deal with it.
Club Nut GIF
 
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