This entire article is not only misinformative, but purely speculative. A game trailer is often the poorest indicator of how well a game will run on any hardware because to put it simply Trailers are frequently pre-rendered. Some are essentially videos created offline and don't represent real gameplay performance at all as Video frame rate is independent of game frame rate. A trailer uploaded at 60 FPS could be showing a game that actually runs at 120 FPS. Likewise, a 60 FPS trailer could represent a game that struggles on average hardware.Trailer footage can support observations about graphics, art direction, and what appears on screen. It cannot, by itself, reliably support conclusions about real-world game performance. The fact that this article was even allowed to be posted without fact checking is mind blowing.
Digital Foundry studied The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake teaser. With 1440p/60fps performance, Nintendo may struggle to offer open-world gameplay on the Switch 2. It's more likely that developers will prioritize quality-of-life tweaks and substantial graphical upgrades.
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