Oblivion Remastered on Switch 2 Outshines Xbox Series S, as NVIDIA DLSS Becomes The System’s Secret Weapon Again

Nintendo Switch 2 owners have a new reason to celebrate. The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered is now available on the platform. The game's graphics on Switch 2 are reportedly superior to those on the Xbox Series S, thanks to NVIDIA's DLSS technology. This is not the first time DLSS has been credited with enhancing visuals on the Switch 2.

The remastered version's release has sparked comparisons across various platforms. Nintendo Everything and GoNintendo shared a video comparing the graphics on Switch 2, PS5, Xbox Series S, and Steam Machine. Wccftech noted the Switch 2's superior performance, attributing it to DLSS. Meanwhile, Nintendo World Report provided a review of the game on Switch 2.

The creator of Oblivion, Bethesda Game Studios, recalled an unusual quest in the original game that seemed to complete itself. This anecdote, shared by ixbt.games, adds a nostalgic touch to the remastered release. However, the specifics of how DLSS is implemented on Switch 2 to achieve these results are not detailed in the coverage. The impact of these graphics improvements on gameplay experience and performance metrics also remains unexplored.