Stellar Blade to feature frame generation toggle on Nintendo Switch 2
Shift Up has announced that Stellar Blade on the Nintendo Switch 2 will include an on/off toggle for its frame generation technology. This feature allows players to enable or disable frame generation, addressing feedback from the game's demo regarding input lag and visual artifacts. The frame generation aims for 60 frames per second when active.
Nintendo Everything reported that the option is intended to reduce input lag and graphical artifacts. My Nintendo News stated the feature was added in response to criticism about input lag in the demo. Retro Gamer noted that the current implementation, which targets 60fps by generating frames from a 30fps base, has been criticized for input lag and visual issues.
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Stellar Blade is adding a frame gen toggle on Nintendo Switch 2 after players said it looks bad, and I need more games…
Developer ShiftUp will add an optional frame generation toggle to Stellar Blade on Nintendo Switch 2 following player feedback about visual and performance issues. The current implementation, which targets 60fps by generating frames from a 30fps base, has been criticized for input lag and visual artifacts, leading to a less than ideal player experience.
Stellar Blade Switch 2 will add on/off toggle for frame generation at launch
Shift Up has announced that the Nintendo Switch version of Stellar Blade will include an on/off toggle for its frame generation technology at launch. This feature was added in response to criticism regarding input lag in the demo.
Stellar Blade will let players turn off frame generation on Nintendo Switch 2
Stellar Blade will feature a toggle for frame generation on the Nintendo Switch 2, allowing players to enable or disable the feature. This option aims to reduce input lag and graphical artifacts, addressing feedback from the game's demo. The feature targets 60 frames per second when enabled, with a potential trade-off in frame rate when disabled.
