Nintendo Switch 2 Unveiled with NVIDIA AI-Powered DLSS and 4K Gaming

The new Nintendo Switch 2, revealed on April 2, represents a major leap in gaming technology, powered by a custom NVIDIA processor. It features an NVIDIA GPU equipped with dedicated Ray Tracing (RT) Cores and Tensor Cores, enabling advanced visual effects and AI-enhanced performance.

The Switch 2 allows for up to 4K resolution in TV mode and up to 120 frames per second at 1080p in handheld mode. It also supports HDR and real-time AI upscaling for smoother and sharper visuals.

RT Cores bring real-time ray tracing capabilities, enhancing in-game lighting and reflections. Tensor Cores enable features such as Deep Learning Super Sampling (DLSS), which boosts image resolution with high efficiency. They also support AI-powered face tracking and background removal during video chat, making social gaming more dynamic.

Compared to the original Switch, the new model offers 10 times the graphics performance. It supports NVIDIA G-SYNC with Variable Refresh Rate (VRR) in handheld mode, ensuring fluid gameplay.

Game developers gain access to updated APIs, enhanced physics engines, and improved tools for creating high-performance, visually rich experiences. Nintendo Switch 2 aims to serve both gamers and developers with its hybrid design and upgraded internals.

With NVIDIA’s backing, the Nintendo Switch 2 brings together powerful hardware and intelligent software to set a new standard for portable and console gaming.