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Nintendo’s recent showcase of Metroid Prime 4: Beyond during a Switch Direct has sparked discussions among fans, with some speculating that the impressive visuals indicated the game was running on the rumored “Switch 2.” However, Digital Foundry has debunked this theory, confirming that the footage is indeed from the current Nintendo Switch. They noted that while the game runs at 60fps and about 900p resolution, it lacks advanced features like DLSS or TAA that would be expected from a next-gen console. The visual style and quality closely resemble the Metroid Prime Remaster from 2023, suggesting no significant departure from the capabilities of the original Switch.
Despite this, Digital Foundry praised the game’s art direction and overall appearance, suggesting that it could be one of the best-looking games for the current Switch, pushing the console to its limits. They also speculated that Nintendo might eventually release Metroid Prime 4: Beyond for the Switch 2, drawing parallels with cross-generation titles like Zelda: Twilight Princess and Zelda: Breath of the Wild. This would not require major changes, just enhancements in image quality due to the strong existing visual design. The discussion continues among fans, with varying opinions on whether the game should debut on the next-gen console to fully utilize its capabilities.
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