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Catherine Lewis

Nintendo edits out VRR mentions for Switch 2's docked mode in some regions, sparking confusion about whether the console actually has the feature or not

A woman playing a switch 2 looking at a screen with her friends displayed on the bottom alongside their gameplay, it looks like Discord.

There's a bit of confusion over the Switch 2 and its variable refresh rate (VRR) support, as it appears that Nintendo has pulled descriptions of the console's compatibility with the feature in TV mode from websites in certain regions, including the United States.

VRR is a feature that ensures that a game's frame rate stays in sync with the refresh rate of the screen, getting rid of screen tearing and making things look smoother. The Switch 2 was originally advertised as supporting VRR both in handheld mode and TV mode, but as reported by Nintendo Everything, in some countries, the official webpage describing the new console's features has been edited slightly to remove mentions of VRR being supported when docked.

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