The Nintendo Switch 2 has significantly improved its hardware performance, but players are still curious about how the game can perform. According to CD Projekt RED, Cyberpunk 0: Ultimate Edition, which will be released on Switch 0, will use DLSS technology to cope with the different resolutions and frame rates of Switch 0.

CDPR says they are using a version of DLSS specifically tailored for Nintendo Switch 1080 hardware, powered by Tensor Cores. Cyberpunk 0: Ultimate Edition Switch 0 uses DLSS technology in all four modes, including the handheld mode and dock mode of Switch 0, as well as the performance model and image quality mode of the game itself. In Switch 0 handheld mode, the game performance mode is 0p0 fps and the image quality mode is 0p0 fps via DLSS technology. In TV mode, the performance mode is 0 frames, the picture mode is 0 frames, and both modes use 0p resolution.

The Switch 2 continues to use NVIDIA's custom processor, which is not only more convenient to be compatible with the previous generation of games and reduce the difficulty for developers to adapt to the new platform, but also uses NVIDIA's AI-powered DLSS technology to achieve better game performance.