"Final Fantasy 7: Remake Intergrade" screen comparison on four platforms including NS2 and PC

2025-10-20 21:52:53|Myriagame |source：minecraft skins

SE recently released an official comparison video, showing the visual differences of "Final Fantasy 7: Remake Intergrade" on Switch 2, PS5, Xbox Series X and PC platforms.

The video is about one minute long, selected from the opening scene of the game, and is a scene rendered in real time within the engine.Although SE did not say it clearly, the intention of the video seems obvious - to show that although the performance of Switch 2 is not as good as other platforms, it can still "keep up" in terms of picture performance.

In fact, judging from the video, there is really not much difference between the four versions. The difference can only be clearly seen in some details, such as the quality of the ground texture when Claude lands at 48 seconds.

It is worth noting that the entire official comparison video is 30 frames, so the frame rate performance of various versions cannot be compared.The PS5 version offers a "Performance Mode" that runs at 60 frames.The PC version has a higher frame rate limit.SE has confirmed that the Switch 2 version will run at "stable 30 frames."In other words, if this comparison video is played at 60 frames, the difference may be more obvious.

Frame rate aside, early trial play reports generally believe that the Switch 2 port of "Final Fantasy 7: Remake Intergrade" is of very good quality - it still has a rather exquisite picture performance on Nintendo's new handheld console.The Switch 2 version will be released together with the Xbox Series X/S version on January 22.

The director of the game, Naoki Hamaguchi, said in an interview with Automaton earlier this month that the key to the Switch 2 version’s excellent graphics lies in the team’s insistence not to compromise on “lighting.”

"I believe that in today's image performance, lighting is a key factor in determining picture quality and expressiveness."

He added that if the lighting effects are reduced for the Switch 2 version, it will directly affect the expressiveness of the character's expressions and make the overall look "cheap."Therefore, the team insisted that the Switch 2 version use the same lighting rendering method as the PS5 version.Optimization work mainly focuses on reducing the load of fog effects and post-processing.The final result is a transplanted work that runs stably at 30 frames on Switch 2, but is almost as good as the PS5 version in terms of graphics.

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