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We confirmed Nintendo’s Switch 2 TV dock supports VRR — so why doesn’t it work with Switch 2?
You want your games to play the smoothest they possibly can — but sometimes, screen technology gets in the way. That’s why some of the latest TVs and handhelds feature variable refresh rate (VRR) screens that can compensate when your graphics can’t deliver a consistent 60 or 120 frames per second.
Gamers claim that the Nintendo Switch 2's LCD screen has ghosting and blurriness issues and isn't HDR. Should you be worried?
It's also important to keep in mind the environmental conditions in which the Switch 2 is being played. Nintendo itself ...
As the Switch 2 continues to sell in the millions for Nintendo, it shouldn't be a surprise that there'd be some issues with ...
The Nintendo Switch 2 is a massive hit, but its relatively small screen size is still limiting. Here's how to use an iPad as ...
The Belkin Charging Case doesn't stand out from the best Nintendo Switch accessories at first glance. From the outside, it's ...
Players who bought the Nintendo Switch 2 with the laser focus of playing Nintendo’s exclusive titles may have been ...
Users have reported being greeted by an overheating message on their Switch 2 when docked, followed by the console going into ...
Soon after the Nintendo Switch 2 went on sale, some users found out the hard way that Nintendo isn’t messing around this ...
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