Recording summary · June 2025
Cyberpunk 2077 Nintendo Switch 2 Review + Technical Performance Analysis
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Overview
CD Projekt Red released Cyberpunk 2077 Ultimate Edition on the Nintendo Switch 2, bundling the base game, all updates, and the Phantom Liberty expansion with custom NVIDIA hardware, DLSS upscaling, and specialized motion controls.
The port offers a 40 FPS Performance Mode and a 30 FPS Quality Mode, delivering enhanced lighting and textures that rival or exceed the base PS4, Xbox Series S, and Steam Deck, while omitting a 60 FPS mode.
Hardware-specific inputs include gyro aiming, gesture reloads, touchscreen hacking, and an optical Joy-Con sensor, while performance drawbacks include traversal stutters, loading delays, and frame drops to 20–30 FPS during driving.
Themes
Cyberpunk 2077 Ultimate Edition Nintendo Switch 2 release details and bundled Phantom Liberty expansion content.
Display modes, DLSS upscaling, and graphical performance comparisons with Steam Deck, PS4, and Xbox Series S.
Switch 2 control innovations including gyro aiming, gestures, touchscreen interaction, and optical mouse-style Joy-Con sensors.
Performance limitations, visual compromises, and port review ratings.
Developments
CD Projekt Red released Cyberpunk 2077 Ultimate Edition on the Nintendo Switch 2.