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Digital Foundry: Fire Emblem Fortune’s Weave is 720p docked, 540p handheld and 30fps, but uses DLSS

The tech-focussed team at Digital Foundry has been busy examining the recently released Fire Emblem Fortune’s Weave on the Nintendo Switch 2. The strategic RPG runs at 720p when played in docked mode and 540p when played in handheld mode. However, as with the majority of Nintendo Switch 2 games, the game uses DLSS upscaling to bump the resolution in both docked and handheld. DLSS bumps the game’s resolution to 1440p for docked mode and 1080p for handheld mode.

24 thoughts on “Digital Foundry: Fire Emblem Fortune’s Weave is 720p docked, 540p handheld and 30fps, but uses DLSS”

  1. It’s been a week since the game came out, they’re a bit tardy to the party. I have been greatly enjoying the game, but I just watched the GVG comparison between this and three houses.

      1. Way to misuse the word “literally.”

        The article “literally” tells us it’s delivering 1440p in docked with the help of DLSS, which is NOT 4K. 2160p is 4K.

  2. I’ve been having a fantastic time with the game so far, finished Cai’s route the other day and I just started Dietrich’s yesterday.

    It’s probably already ranked in my top 3 FE games and I haven’t even started Part 2 yet.

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  3. Intelligent systems have sadly always been lacking on the tech side. Last time fire emblem games utilized their hardware to the fullest was the GBA so while not a surprise, still disappointing.

    1. GBA? I argue at least to the 3ds, awakening looks incredible on it. But engage looks better then three houses, and I really like how fortunes weave looks. Sometimes the shading and lighting look off, but the cell shading is very nice.

  4. Interesting technical breakdown. For comparison videos like this I have been capturing clips and cutting quick intros with kling 4.0 – it is a fast way to get a usable short video without editing experience.

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