Switch 2 Ocarina of Time runs at 60fps upscaled to 1440p in TV mode
ElAnalistaDeBits compared the Switch 2 version's TV and handheld modes, reporting FSR 1.0 upscaling and a stable 60fps in both.
ElAnalistaDeBits published a comparison video of the Nintendo Switch 2 version of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time on November 4, 2026, examining how the game renders in TV and handheld modes. According to the channel's analysis, the game holds 60fps in both configurations.
In TV mode, the video states the game renders at an upscaled 1440p using FSR 1.0 while running at 60fps. In handheld mode, it renders at an upscaled 1080p with the same FSR 1.0 upscaling and 60fps target.
ElAnalistaDeBits describes the frame rate as stable at 60fps in both modes. The comparison found distant scenery appears slightly clearer in TV mode, while shadows and textures look nearly identical between the two modes.
The full breakdown is available in the channel's comparison video, as reported by gamespark.jp.
Quick answers
What resolution does Ocarina of Time run at on Switch 2?
According to ElAnalistaDeBits, the game renders at an upscaled 1440p in TV mode and an upscaled 1080p in handheld mode, both using FSR 1.0.
Does Ocarina of Time run at 60fps on Switch 2?
ElAnalistaDeBits describes the frame rate as stable at 60fps in both TV and handheld modes.