A few days ago, the Nintendo Switch received a game pack that includes Batman: Arkham Asylum, Batman: Arkham City, and Batman: Arkham Knight along with all DLC. A release that was met with a lot of irritation by fans due to its terrible performance, which according to several Nintendo Switch users makes it unplayable. Which has been confirmed by the technical tests of YouTube channel Digital Foundry, who say that it’s an “absolute disaster” and the worst thing is that there is no sign of interest from the developers to fix it.
According to tests conducted by Digital Foundry, who, if you don’t know them, constantly conduct technical tests of video games or hardware, testing their performance in the most objective way possible, the Batman game pack ported to Nintendo’s hybrid console has the most the lowest performance they have ever seen. Something that reaffirmed what Switch owners have said before and who played the titles in the bundle, who notice: “I would stay away from Batman Arkham Trilogy on Switch. It’s unplayable.”
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In Digital Foundry’s video where, among other things, they compare the Xbox One and PS4 ports of these games to the Nintendo Switch ports, you can see that Batman: Arkham Knight in particular is truly unplayable. As the fps test shows, the port fails to maintain a constant speed above 25 fps and even drops to zero fps several times.
And so Digital Foundry describes these games as “absolute disasters,” bluntly stating that: “The Batman: Arkham trilogy is a complete failure. None of the video games live up to expectations, and Arkham Knight is just terrible.” Worst of all, it seems that Turn Me Up Games, the developers of these versions, would not be interested in releasing any kind of performance patch, since they have not said anything about it or responded to the dozens of critical comments that have been posted by players . for example la red social X/Twitter.
Something that we hope will change for the benefit of those who have been waiting for these games on their Nintendo Switch, which are still performing very poorly, according to the verdict of Digital Foundry, the video you can see below (in English).
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