Nintendo Change 2 Can Run Zelda: Breath of the Wild at 4K Decision, 60 FPS; Might Be Able to Higher Ray Tracing Than PS5/Xbox Sequence X

The Nintendo Change 2 is sounding to be increasingly like an enormous step ahead over its predecessor, as prompt by new particulars on how the tech demos reportedly proven throughout this yr’s Gamescom ran on the yet-to-be-revealed console.

Talking in a brand new video shared on YouTube, NateTheHate, who proved to be a dependable leaker and insider up to now, revealed how the brand new Nintendo console was able to working The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild at 4K decision, 60 frames per second utilizing NVIDIA DLSS upscaling know-how. Moreover, the tech demo had no load instances in any respect, which sounds much more attention-grabbing than the console having the ability to run the demo at excessive decision and easy framerate.

Within the video, NateTheHate additionally talked concerning the Matrix Awakens Unreal Engine 5 demo working on Nintendo Change 2, which apparently ran with higher ray tracing than PlayStation 5 and Xbox Sequence however with out ray reconstruction, which was launched in NVIDIA DLSS 3.5, which is not stunning, contemplating a report from final week did say that the Matrix Awakens demo ran with DLSS 3.1 as an alternative of the brand new model of the tech. Lastly, NateTheHate revealed that March 2024 is being chattered so much concerning the console, although it isn’t but clear if that’s the window for the official reveal or launch.

The Nintendo Change 2 console has but to be formally introduced, however it’s rumored to launch someday subsequent yr. We’ll preserve you up to date on the brand new system as quickly as extra are available in on it, so keep tuned for all the most recent information.