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Shift Up confirms Stellar Blade for Nintendo Switch 2 aims for 60 FPS in both docked and handheld modes, with docked upscaling to 1080p and handheld at 720p. The team uses Nvidia DLSS for upscaling and AMD’s FSR 3.1 frame interpolation to reach the 60 FPS target, ensuring consistent latency. The Complete Edition is set to launch on Switch 2 in 2026.
AMD has announced the FSR 3.1 update at the Game Developers Conference, promising upscaling quality improvements and adding support for Vulkan and Xbox. The update includes enhancements to both upscaling and frame generation, as well as decoupling frame generation from upscaling, allowing it to work with other upscaling solutions like DLSS and XeSS. FSR 3.1 aims to address issues such as flickering, shimmering, and ghosting, with examples showing significant image quality improvements compared to FSR 2.2. The update is expected to benefit gamers using AMD and Nvidia GPUs, and its availability to developers through GPUOpen is anticipated in Q2.
AMD announces FidelityFX Super Resolution 3.1 at GDC 2024, bringing image quality improvements, Vulkan API support, and compatibility with other upscaling solutions, as well as Xbox GDK support, with availability set for next quarter.
AMD has announced FSR 3.1 with improved upscaling quality, promising better image stability, reduced ghosting, and compatibility with other upscaling technologies like NVIDIA DLSS 2 and Intel XeSS. The first game to support FSR 3.1 will be Ratchet and Clank, and it will also be decoupled from upscaling, allowing its use with DLSS 3 Super Resolution. This update is a significant improvement and a welcome move for PC gamers, with potential benefits for upcoming games like Starfield, Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth, Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora, and The Talos Principle 2.