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Nintendo Switch 2 Auto-Applies HDR To Everything, Here's How To Change It
One of the biggest additions to the Nintendo Switch 2 is the inclusion of HDR support. The Switch 2's LCD supports it and, more importantly, so does the dock, letting you enjoy supported games with increased color volume and brighter highlights on an HDR-supported display. But there's a setting you should probably change to get the best out of it.Like the PlayStation 5, the Nintendo Switch 2 allows you to force HDR on for all facets of the console, from the Home Menu to all of the games you launch from it, whether they support it or not. This can have adverse effects on the look of some games, and especially so if you're connecting the Switch 2 to a display with poor or nonexistent HDR support.Navigating to the Settings menu, heading down to Display, and toggling HDR Output from "Always Enabled" to "Compatible Software Only" will ensure that the Switch 2 only activates HDR when playing games that support it, leaving those that don't in their standard SDR format.Continue Reading at GameSpot
One of the biggest additions to the Nintendo Switch 2 is the inclusion of HDR support. The Switch 2's LCD supports it and, more importantly, so does the dock, letting you enjoy supported games with increased color volume and brighter highlights on an HDR-supported display. But there's a setting you should probably change to get the best out of it.
Like the PlayStation 5, the Nintendo Switch 2 allows you to force HDR on for all facets of the console, from the Home Menu to all of the games you launch from it, whether they support it or not. This can have adverse effects on the look of some games, and especially so if you're connecting the Switch 2 to a display with poor or nonexistent HDR support.
Navigating to the Settings menu, heading down to Display, and toggling HDR Output from "Always Enabled" to "Compatible Software Only" will ensure that the Switch 2 only activates HDR when playing games that support it, leaving those that don't in their standard SDR format.Continue Reading at GameSpot
