All articles tagged with #60fps
IO Interactive is targeting 60fps across platforms for 007: First Light, but the Xbox Series S will not meet the 60fps goal due to RAM and GPU headroom constraints, resulting in a frame-rate reduction on that console.
Forza Horizon 6 on Xbox Series X runs 4K/30fps in Quality and 4K with dynamic scaling at 60fps in Performance, while Series S targets 1440p/30fps in Quality and 1080p/60fps in Performance (both with dynamic scaling). Digital Foundry notes a stable 60fps in Performance mode, and early access begins May 15 for Premium Edition or the Premium Upgrade Bundle.
Nintendo revealed a cinematic remake of Star Fox 64 for Switch 2 during its Direct presentation, featuring updated visuals, true directed cutscenes, a 60fps target, and new modes including mouse-based controls with two-player co-op and 4v4 multiplayer; price and file size were not disclosed yet.
Housemarque's Saros trailer highlights PS5 Pro improvements, including a higher pre-upscale render resolution and a sharper image at 60fps with dynamic resolution for stability. Release is set for April 30, 2026 at $69.99, with a full review due April 24. The piece notes a PS5 Pro price hike and asks readers whether they’ll play on base PS5 or Pro.
Playtonic’s Yooka-Replaylee on Switch 2 now runs at a smooth 60fps thanks to a ~5GB update, which preserves the game’s fidelity mode, adds a toggle in the pause menu, and includes a 20% price drop to £19.99 / $23.99; the Switch 2 demo is updated to 60fps as well.
Playtonic has released a Switch 2 update that enables a solid 60fps performance mode for Yooka-Replaylee after months of optimization, delivering near-constant frame rate with minor visual concessions in a ~5GB patch. The team uses FSR for the performance mode and Unity Spatial Temporal Postprocessing for fidelity, aiming to keep the game content identical across versions. The update benefits from Switch 2’s VRR for handheld/docked consistency, includes bug fixes, and is arriving on all platforms.
Playtonic teased an imminent 60fps performance update for Yooka-Replaylee on Nintendo Switch 2 after criticism that the game ran at 30fps, with social posts hinting the patch could land as soon as tomorrow.
Blizzard’s Overwatch heads to Nintendo Switch 2 on April 14, 2026 with 60fps in both handheld and docked modes. The launch coincides with Season 2: Reign of Talon Summit, introducing Sierra, a new DPS hero with a rifle and a combat drone named Dorothy, plus a three‑week event, new battle passes, Galaxy/Perk updates, two mythic skins, a redesigned Antarctica map, post‑match accolades, and Sakura-themed cosmetics.
Blizzard announced Overwatch’s Switch 2 release for tomorrow, delivering up to 60 FPS in docked and handheld modes with improved visuals and audio, alongside Season 2: Reign of Talon – Summit featuring new DPS hero Sierra, a three-week event, Antarctica map rework, and fresh cosmetics and mythic skins.
A side-by-side graphics comparison by ElAnalistaDeBits shows Super Mario Bros. Wonder running on the Nintendo Switch 2 Edition with native 4K in docked mode and a boosted handheld resolution, while maintaining a steady 60fps in both modes; the upgrade is priced at $19.99 / £16.99 (or $79.99 / £66.99 for the full package), with a link to Nintendo Life’s review.
Nintendo’s Switch 2 Edition of Super Mario Bros. Wonder brings native 4K (and 1080p handheld) with sharper visuals and revised art, but it does not add a 120fps option and remains locked at 60fps. It also adds new multiplayer-focused content (Bellabel Park and more), giving the package a fresh, Nintendo Land‑like vibe, though single‑player content isn’t significantly expanded. For owners of the original, the upgrade is most valuable for multiplayer experiences and as the definitive version on one cart; those who don’t care about multiplayer may prefer to wait.
Digital Foundry reports Crimson Desert runs solidly on PS5 Pro across three modes (optimal, balanced, quality), with the 60FPS target met in the performance-focused mode though some upscaling artifacts appear. Frame drops can occur in large battles, while the 30FPS quality mode feels less responsive. The team notes strong CPU/GPU demand but impressive scale, and suggests 60FPS or 40FPS balanced for best feel; final console versions remain to be seen, with launch set for March 19, 2026.
The PS5 patch for Assassin's Creed Unity delivers a smoother 60fps experience with 4K visuals, reviving the game's Paris and parkour design despite pop-in and occasional 30fps cutscenes, prompting a rethink of the original 5/10 verdict and highlighting the title’s appeal for fans of classic Assassin’s Creed gameplay.
A Pure Xbox comparison shows Resident Evil Requiem delivering strong performance on both Xbox Series X and Series S. Series X targets native 1080p upscaled to 4K with only minor dips below 60fps, while Series S runs at 720p upscaled to 1440p and still maintains 60fps; the Series S version was awarded 9/10 by Pure Xbox. Pre-orders are £64.99 / $69.99, with release timing and install size info available elsewhere on Pure Xbox.
Bethesda says Fallout 4: Anniversary Edition on Nintendo Switch 2 will receive DLSS-style upscaling and other stability improvements in a future update, though no release date has been announced. The feature should enhance visuals in the game's 60fps mode alongside existing 40fps options.