In a Thursday blog post, Nvidia highlighted many features previously covered in Wednesday’s Switch 2 Nintendo Direct. However, it also provided more details on the system’s capabilities,.
A little bit more to share: When Nintendo unveiled the Switch 2 this week, it was vague about the chip powering the device. It only mentioned that it was a custom design from Nvidia. It didn’t list any specs besides general information—up to 120fps on device, 4K at 60fps, VRR, etc. Thankfully, Nvidia shed a little light on the subject.
In a Thursday blog post, Nvidia highlighted many features previously covered in Wednesday’s Switch 2 Nintendo Direct. However, it also provided more details on the system’s capabilities, one of which is ray-tracing support.
While ray tracing is also available on consoles, it took a while for developers to start adding it. Spider-Man: Miles Morales and Cyberpunk 2077 were a couple of the first titles to implement RT in the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X. The Shortcut notes that as of January, the list of PS5 titles with RT support has grown to 58.
