The marketing materials for the well-received Stellar Blade have highlighted that the game will be one of the first few games to be released on the smaller 32GB Nintendo Switch…
The marketing materials for the well-received Stellar Blade have highlighted that the game will be one of the first few games to be released on the smaller 32GB Nintendo Switch 2 cartridges. Previously most games were released on the standard 64GB cartridges, but it looks like the 32GB cartridges have now officially rolled out. So now there are 16GB, 32GB and 64GB Nintendo Switch 2 cartridges with many wondering if we will soon see 128GB cartridges to support larger games.
Those of you lucky enough to own a VRR enabled TV set will most likely have updated the Nintendo Switch 2 console and dock to test out games to see if any benefit from VRR. However, you’ll have been out of luck as Digital Foundry’s John Linneman has said that Nintendo Switch 2 games will need to have an update to enable VRR when played docked. Interestingly, the only game which supports it at present is the informative, Welcome Tour.
