Final Fantasy VII Remake runs at a slower speed on Nintendo Switch 2 than fans hoped for. Digital Foundry experts checked game clips against PlayStation 5 footage during their recent podcast. They found the game looks decent on Nintendo hardware despite blurrier images and less detailed hair effects. The train jumping scene that plays at 60 frames per second comes from a computer version rather than actual Switch gameplay.
Game director Naoki Hamaguchi wants all three parts of the remake series to appear on Nintendo Switch 2. This plan might mean the third game stays with the current graphics technology instead of upgrading to Unreal Engine 5. The team wants to finish the trilogy quickly without changing how they make the games. Square Enix has not told players when the game will arrive in stores. Gamers should expect the Switch version to run at 30 frames per second, like most other Switch games do.
Game director Naoki Hamaguchi wants all three parts of the remake series to appear on Nintendo Switch 2. This plan might mean the third game stays with the current graphics technology instead of upgrading to Unreal Engine 5. The team wants to finish the trilogy quickly without changing how they make the games. Square Enix has not told players when the game will arrive in stores. Gamers should expect the Switch version to run at 30 frames per second, like most other Switch games do.
