A Japanese press release confirms Hogwarts Legacy will run up to 1440p on Nintendo Switch 2 using DLSS while docked and 1080p in handheld mode
It will come with improved lighting and anti-aliasing and a higher frame rate
There’s still no mention of Nvidia’s Frame Generation, despite DLSS support
Despite complications and fears of US tariffs affecting sales, the Nintendo Switch 2 is well on its way to consumers on June 5 – and now, there’s an update on what we can expect from one of its launch games.
According to 4Gamer, a Japanese press release states that Hogwarts Legacy will run up to a 1440p resolution while docked and 1080p in handheld mode, thanks to Nvidia‘s DLSS support. This is possible thanks to Nvidia’s custom chip, which was recently claimed to be the T239 by PC hardware YouTuber, Geekerwan.
