Nintendo Switch 2 first-party launch titles don't use NVIDIA DLSS, likely due to engine limitations that would require a lot of work to implement. Speaking during their weekly podcast, the tech experts at Digital Foundry commented on why the Nintendo Switch 2 first-party launch titles like Mario Kart World and Donkey Kong Bananza don't use NVIDIA DLSS, opting, like in the new entry in the Donkey Kong series, for the inferior AMD FSR 1 solution instead. While it's impossible to make a definitive statement, Digital Foundry believes there could be some engine limitations behind this, as the engines that power […]
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