Star Wars: The Switch 2 version retains ray chasing effect, but the current performance is worrying

2025-04-29 22:14:50|Myriagame |source：minecraft skins

Ubisoft's open world masterpiece "Star Wars: The Outlaws" has been confirmed to be available on the Nintendo Switch2 platform. This beautifully graphic adventure game will become one of the escort works of this next-generation handheld console.Although works such as Assassin's Creed: Shadow have not yet been officially announced to be transplanted, Ubisoft will obviously become an important third-party supporter of Nintendo's new console.

According to the real-time demonstration disclosed by Digital Foundry's latest podcast, there are obvious performance problems with the current development version of Switch2 porting.Although the game retains a complete ray-tracing lighting system (all real-time demonstrations are handheld mode screens), the frame rate drops to a minimum of 19 frames per second in small gun battle scenarios.

"The quality level is actually acceptable," said Oliver McKenzie, a graphics analyst. "They did retain the ray tracing effect... This is very consistent with the characteristics of Star Wars: The Outlaws. Although the specific technical adjustments are not clear, the overall lighting system is consistent with the console version."

The problem focuses on performance: the scene in which the protagonist Kay Vess fights the Storm in the corridor, with a frame rate hovering at 19 frames per second for a long time and there is obvious lag."This battle scene has been manually calculated and the minimum frame rate is about 19 frames... The whole process is falling... This performance is really worrying," McKenzie added.

Although the DF team appreciates the transplant technology, it is unanimous that the game needs major optimization before it is officially released on September 4, 2025.At present, the industry expects the development team to improve performance through DLSS and other technologies - similar solutions from "Cyberpunk 2077" on Switch2.

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