The original Nintendo Switch version of Arkham Knight suffered from severe performance issues, making the game nearly unplayable. On Switch 2, however, the game runs locked at 30 FPS under most conditions, particularly in Batmobile driving sections where performance was previously abysmal. Despite some remaining animation glitches and low-resolution textures, the Switch 2’s enhanced hardware allows for a much smoother gameplay experience, highlighting the importance of hardware improvements for older games without requiring official patches from developers.
The original Switch version of Arkham Knight was infamous for its performance issues, struggling to maintain a stable frame rate, particularly during driving segments.
On Switch 2, Arkham Knight achieves a much better performance, holding mainly at a locked 30 FPS, significantly improving gameplay enjoyment compared to the original port.
While there are still animation issues and a low resolution with muddy textures, the improved hardware of Switch 2 allows older games to run much better out of the box.
Despite some lingering performance quirks, the increased capabilities of Switch 2 show how important hardware upgrades are to enhancing the gameplay experience for past titles.
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