The Steam Deck lacks the OLED screen but has greater options for graphics and a higher frame rate, although you’ll want to turn some down to preserve battery life, the other key disadvantage the Steam Deck has to the Switch. The Switch can’t compete with the PC 4K 120fps capabilities, nor can it compete with the power of the Steam Deck, except with its price point. Just don’t ask the PC players who are testing it out on their Steam Decks, that just further complicates the question. The limited graphical features aren’t enough to be a dealbreaker, and you’ll only notice when you put the two side by side, as your experience won’t be hampered just by playing the Switch version. The Switch, especially on the new OLED console, has a fantastic portable experience simply not available on the PS5, albeit with a weaker resolution when handheld vs. The main angle here is the portability aspect. What Does the Switch Have that the PS5 Doesn’t? Shapes, backgrounds, and overall image resolution are sharper on the PS5 version than on the Switch.The PS5 version also has haptic feedback instead of HD rumble, enhancing immersion further.Noticeable differences in dynamic lighting and post-processing for the PS5 version.Available to download right now on both PS5 and PS4, the 'Prologue Demo' weighs in at a reasonable 3. Improved texture filtering on PS5 compared to other consoles. A playable demo for upcoming RPG Octopath Traveler II has popped up on the PlayStation Store.
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