Running in Nintendo Switch 2’s docked mode, Resident Evil 6’s frame rate issues are gone, the dynamic resolution is increased, and load times are faster. The unlocked frame rate now hits a stable 60fps, marking a significant difference from the low 20s, while dynamic resolution jumps to 1080p upscaled to 4K.
As an additional bonus, the Joy-Con 2’s motion sensing is more precise and can be used in all modes, along with bonus costumes available in the campaign. No patch is required.
Switch 1: Docked – resolution: targets 1080p, frame rate: mid to low 20s. Handheld – resolution: targets 720p, frame rate: mid to low 20s. Switch 2: Docked – resolution: 1080p upscaled to 4K, frame rate: targets 60 fps. Handheld – resolution: 1080p, frame rate: targets 60 fps.
Overall, one of the most impressive transformations we’ve seen yet. Switch 1 footage here for comparison: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jdYJnktXse4