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– Texture asset quality dropped on Switch 2 compared to PS5
– Matches the Xbox Series S version’s textures
– Shadow draw distances also scaled back, matching Xbox Series S again
– Object detail and plant density reduced in Grasslands
– LODs reigned in for geometry and plants while roaming the open world
– Pop-in more visible on Switch 2 and Xbox Series S
– NPs freeze in place past a certain range
– Lower water mesh setting used on Switch 2 for water bodies
– Volumetric fog effect runs at a visibly dithered low setting
– All object physics have been kept in place
– The world and cutscenes are in tact
– Character models are a plus on Switch 2
– Dynamic shadows for moving objects at range and screen space reflections on water are here
– Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth Nintendo Switch 2 resolution is a dynamic 540p to 1080p when docked, reconstructing to 1080p with DLSS
– Portable resolution is 380p to 756p, reconstructing up to 756p
– All settings remain in place for portable mode
– Resolution is crisper and sharper than Xbox Series S, but there are noisy artifacts
– Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth Nintendo Switch 2 frame rate is 30 FPS
– Cutscenes that suffered up to 100 millisecond hitches are greatly improved compared to the demo
– Square Enix optimized NPC dense areas compared to the demo for frame rate improvements, but NPC density was reduced
– Open area frame rate also improved