Nintendo cleared up confusion about the Switch 2 this week. The gaming company said the new console supports variable refresh rate just for handheld play. Their websites first listed that VRR would work when connected to TVs. That info later disappeared from American sites but stayed on European pages. Nintendo finally sent an official message to fix the mistake.
The company told Nintendo Life they made an error on their websites. They said VRR works only when playing the Switch 2 as a portable device. When asked if TV support might come later, Nintendo offered no promises. Players hoping for smoother gameplay on their televisions face disappointment on launch day. The feature helps games look better with fewer visual problems during fast motion.
The company told Nintendo Life they made an error on their websites. They said VRR works only when playing the Switch 2 as a portable device. When asked if TV support might come later, Nintendo offered no promises. Players hoping for smoother gameplay on their televisions face disappointment on launch day. The feature helps games look better with fewer visual problems during fast motion.
