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Skyrim for Switch 2 Adds 60 FPS Support

The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Anniversary Edition arrived on the Nintendo Switch 2 in a regrettable state—the game didn't even hit 60 fps. Recently, Bethesda finally delivered a patch with technical fixes. Below are the key changes.

New Features

• Added 60 Hz support. In the graphics settings, you can now switch between Quality and Performance modes.
• In Quality mode, the frame rate is capped at 30 fps for smoother gameplay.

Crash Fixes and Performance Optimization

• Fixed a crash that occurred when reading the book "Bloody Knives, Vol. 4" for the "Crooked Scale" quest in the German version.
• Fixed a crash related to sound.
• Fixed a crash, infinite loading, and hang that sometimes occurred when rapidly selecting the "Load" option multiple times in the pause menu.
• Fixed a crash that occurred when repeatedly casting the "Transmute Ore" spell near the Clearsprings Camp.

Performance Improvements in Specific Locations

• During the "Hide and Seek" quest in Kyn's Grove.
• During combat in the Second Kiss.
• When discovering the location "Drelas's House".
• During the battle with the giant at the Talking Stone Camp.

Visual Bug Fixes

• When looking at water surfaces from a distance or through the menu, they would shift up and down.
• Removed aspen trees displayed with a blue tint.
• When exiting caves, the outline of the entrance remained visible on the loading screen with a fade effect.