Oblivion Remastered Runs Well on Switch 2, Comparison Shows
The Switch 2 version holds its own against other platforms, making it a viable portable option for the remaster.
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A performance comparison by ElAnalistaDeBits shows The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered running at 900p/30fps handheld and 1080p/30fps docked on Switch 2, with DLSS support. The Switch 2 outperforms the Steam Deck among handhelds, while home console versions show the PS5 leading at 2160p/60fps.
ElAnalistaDeBits tested The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered across Switch 2, Steam Deck, Xbox Series S, PS5, and Steam Machine. The Switch 2 hits 900p/30fps in handheld mode and 1080p/30fps docked, both with DLSS. Among handhelds, the Switch 2 looks sharper than the Steam Deck, including better water quality.
On home consoles, the Switch 2 and Xbox Series S render less grass than PS5 and Steam Machine. The Switch 2 reflects shoreline scenery in water, while Steam Deck and Steam Machine do not. Frame rates are not stable on any hardware, with drops in certain scenes.
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