Following the release of 'inaccurate' data about a Switch 2 feature on its website, Nintendo has issued an apology.
Although we have detailed knowledge of most aspects regarding the Switch 2, last month’s blowout Many intricate specifics emerged gradually over time through multiple updates and somewhat haphazard additions. small print .
Nintendo had earlier detailed the console’s complete specifications on its website, featuring HDR10 and 4K capabilities. However, last month, several individuals observed changes to the wording regarding its VRR (variable refresh rate) feature.
This feature, which helps eliminate screen tearing without any knocks to the performance, was originally listed as being supported on Switch 2 in either docked or handheld mode. However, a few weeks later, the VRR support for TV play was removed from Nintendo’s website.
A little over a month ago, Nintendo confirmed that the Switch 2 will not feature VRR support when the console is connected to a dock.
“VRR is supported solely in portable mode on the Nintendo Switch 2,” according to a statement released by Nintendo (via Nintendo Life '). The inaccurate details were first posted on the Nintendo Switch 2 website, and we apologize for this mistake.'
When queried regarding the potential inclusion of VRR support for docked mode in an upcoming firmware update, Nintendo responded: "We currently have no announcements to make on this subject."
Although adding this feature at a later date via an update appears feasible, it remains a letdown for the Switch 2’s debut, particularly if your primary way of playing is through the television.
It remains uncertain as to why VRR support doesn't work consistently between handheld and docked modes. Some speculate this may stem from challenges associated with passing VRR support via the HDMI converter within the dock. Should these speculations hold weight, resolving this problem would likely require more than a simple firmware update; instead, it might necessitate a new hardware version altogether.
Should you be interested in upbeat information regarding the Switch 2’s features, Nintendo has provided insights into how original Switch titles will receive complimentary updates.
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