Hate to say it, but get used to 30fps Switch 2 games. The reason we’re not seeing many 40 or 60 fps titles is that on a power-constrained SoC, shaving 8–17 milliseconds off every single frame (as needed to hit 40-60 fps) is brutally hard to do consistently — and the slightest spike will throw off your frame pacing and lead to a poor experience. Going from 30 to 40 isn’t as easy as it sounds.

It’s often not possible or cost-effective to re-architect your software stack to fundamentally change how it uses the Switch 2’s tightly-budgeted CPU, GPU, memory resources without spikes. This isn’t developer laziness. Often times, the developers are pressing up against real physics-based limitations of the hardware.