
As the Nintendo Switch 2 prepares for its global launch, CD Projekt Red has confirmed that Cyberpunk 2077: Ultimate Edition will officially support Nvidia’s DLSS (Deep Learning Super Sampling) technology. This makes it the first Switch 2 title to implement DLSS, bringing advanced upscaling and performance enhancements to both Handheld and Docked play modes.
🎮 DLSS Enhances Cyberpunk 2077 on Switch 2
CD Projekt Red shared that Cyberpunk 2077 on Switch 2 will give players the choice between:
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30 FPS Quality Mode
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40 FPS Performance Mode (requires a VRR-capable display)
These modes will vary based on whether the Switch 2 is docked or played handheld, creating four unique performance options depending on how the game is run.
By integrating DLSS, the game can:
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Upscale to higher resolutions without taxing the hardware
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Maintain smoother frame rates
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Deliver improved visual clarity and stability
This confirms that Switch 2’s Nvidia-powered processor will enable new-gen gaming tech previously limited to PC and high-end consoles.
🛍️ Switch 2 Pre-Order and Launch Details
Nintendo also confirmed that Switch 2 pre-orders will officially begin on Thursday, April 24 in the US and Canada, despite earlier delays related to trade tariffs imposed by the Trump administration.
While Switch 2 consoles and games won’t see a price hike, some accessories—including the Switch 2 Pro Controller and USB-C Camera—will receive slight price increases to offset tariff costs.
đź§ What This Means for Nintendo Gamers
The inclusion of DLSS in Cyberpunk 2077: Ultimate Edition signals a major performance leap for portable Nintendo gaming. With options tailored to different display setups and refresh rates, this is a huge win for tech-conscious players and open-world RPG fans alike.
As more developers optimize for DLSS and VRR, Switch 2 could reshape expectations for hybrid gaming devices moving forward.
CD Projekt Red’s commitment to bringing a fully optimized Cyberpunk 2077 experience to the Switch 2—complete with DLSS support, performance modes, and next-gen visuals—sets a powerful precedent. With launch just around the corner, Nintendo’s newest hardware might finally bridge the gap between portability and power.
Stay tuned with us as we track more games confirmed for Switch 2 and how they’ll take advantage of Nvidia’s cutting-edge technology.