Will it run 60 or 30 FPS (unlike the Xbox One and PS4)? And what does it look like?
Doom on Nintendo Switch was one of the surprises that Bethesda had prepared for the last Nintendo
Direct, and since then the community has not stopped wondering how the demonic game of shots on the console will work, not only for the game itself but also to see how such a relatively modest hardware could be developed with a powerful multi-platform. The first captures and video demonstration (from outside the screen, yes) can already be seen as an advance, and the result graphically is quite acceptable ... at the cost of reducing the rate of images per second to 30.
As we told you a few days ago, the version of Doom for Nintendo Switch has been built specifically for the console by Panic Button - also study in charge of adapting the Rocket League to the hybrid system - and will hit stores by the end of 2017. We'll have to wait longer to see a formal performance presentation on Switch. In fact, the capture comes from the portable mode so there could be some improvement in the desktop mode. Bethesda also keeps Wolfenstein 2 under her sleeve, but we'll have to wait until next year to see it.
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