Warframe on Nintendo Switch Runs at 30 fps and uses 2 GB of RAM

Warframe on Nintendo Switch
Warframe Screenshot

Warframe is a free-to-play cooperative third-person shooter video game developed and published by Digital Extremes. The game has a massive loyal player-base and the game has only gotten better to the point where people are amazed that it offers so much while being a free-to-play video game. The game is currently available on PC, PS4, and Xbox One. Now as Warframe on Nintendo Switch is on its way, we have some performance details about the latest build for Switch.

Warframe on Nintendo Switch Performance

Warframe developers have shared details about the latest build and shown the game in action on the Nintendo Switch in their devstream #118, you can watch it in its entirety below

The important points to note here are that Warframe runs at 30 Fps on the Nintendo Switch and uses around 2 GB of your system RAM, which if you’ve seen the video, looks quite amazing, given how demanding the game is and how excellent the visuals are for a free-to-play game.

There is also motion blur implemented in the game to make the 30 fps look smoother and let the player have an overall better experience, which is a common technique with console games in general.

Warframe on Nintendo Switch Release Date

The game is headed to the fastest selling console of US and Canada on 20th November 2018, and it is free-to-play on the Switch as well.

Warframe on Nintendo Switch
Warframe Screenshot

We’re more than excited to see how well the game performs throughout various areas and action-heavy sequences as well, but from the footage we’ve seen so far, it sure looks pretty great and having the ability to play Warframe on the go, is nothing short of amazing, if you ask me, especially give how much of a timesink this game is.

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What do you think about the footage and performance details of Warframe on Nintendo Switch? Let us know in the comments below.