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Batman: Arkham Knight for Switch has received a new update that improves stability, performance, and visuals, especially when played on Switch 2 via backwards compatibility, giving the game a second life on the platform.
The Nintendo Switch 2 significantly improves the performance of Batman: Arkham Knight, achieving a more stable 30 FPS experience compared to the original Switch version, though some issues like animation errors and crashes remain. Digital Foundry notes that the game now runs as flawlessly as possible with the original code on the new system.
The Nintendo Switch 2 significantly improves performance for backward-compatible games like Batman: Arkham Knight, fixing many of the original issues and nearly doubling performance, though graphical compromises remain. Initial tests show promising enhancements in game stability and speed, especially for demanding titles like Arkham Knight and The Witcher 3, but some limitations in visual quality and scaling persist. Further testing is expected to explore these improvements in more detail.
Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League, set in the Arkhamverse, serves as a quasi-sequel to Batman: Arkham Knight, providing answers to lingering questions about the fate of Batman. The game reveals that after faking his death, Bruce Wayne returns and joins the Justice League, serving a larger area beyond Gotham. This fills in a five-year gap for Arkham fans and offers some closure to the ending of Arkham Knight.
Digital Foundry's technical analysis of Batman: Arkham Knight on the Nintendo Switch describes it as an "unmitigated disaster." The game struggles to maintain a consistent frame rate, frequently dropping below the target of 30 frames per second, particularly during Batmobile sections. The other two games in the trilogy, Arkham Asylum and Arkham City, also suffer from framerate dips. Overall, the Batman: Arkham Trilogy on the Switch fails to meet expectations, with Arkham Knight being particularly atrocious in terms of performance.
Gameplay footage of Batman: Arkham Knight on the Nintendo Switch has been released, showcasing the game's performance on the hybrid console. The footage reveals frame rate drops during combat and driving sequences, giving players an idea of what to expect from the port. A full review of the Batman: Arkham Trilogy on the Switch is forthcoming.
A new skin featuring Robert Pattinson's Batman from the upcoming film "The Batman" has been added to the Epic Games Store version of Batman: Arkham Knight. The skin joins a collection of other live-action Batman designs available as skins in the game. It is unclear if the skin will be available on other consoles.