Cyberpunk 2077 is the first game confirmed to use NVIDIA DLSS on Nintendo Switch, despite the currently available footage not featuring any indication of the upscaler being used.
In the latest episode of their weekly podcast, the tech experts at Digital Foundry revealed they received official confirmation from CD Projekt RED that Cyberpunk 2077 on Switch 2 uses a “version” of NVIDIA DLSS available for the hardware powered by Tensor Cores. DLSS is reportedly used in all four display modes – docked Quality and Performance, and handheld Quality and Performance.
After having received confirmation, Digital Foundry went back to the footage available in the best possible quality to see if there’s any clear indication of the upscaler being in use, but the low post-processing quality, which is at a lower resolution than the rest of the footage, makes it difficult to spot some of those DLSS “edges” that show the upscaler being in use, although some were still found upon a closer inspection of the footage.
Besides confirming that Cyberpunk 2077 uses NVIDIA DLSS on Nintendo Switch 2, CD Projekt Red also confirmed that, while all modes target 1080p resolution, except for handheld Performance mode, which targets 720p, dynamic resolution scaling is in place, and the scaling can range from 2x and up per axis, meaning that we are looking at a 540p to 1080p range for the display modes targeting 1080p and a 360p to 720p range for Performance handheld.
Cyberpunk 2077 launches on Nintendo Switch 2 on June 5th, the same day the console launches in most regions. The game is also available on PC, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, and Xbox One.
