Digital Foundry is back with another Switch 2 video; this time looking at how the console holds up next to the Steam Deck when benchmark testing Cyberpunk 2077: Ultimate Edition. There's a lot to get ...

One of the most requested pieces of Digital Foundry content has been a comparison between Nintendo Switch 2 and ...

In a detailed analysis on the game's brand-new port, DF showcases the Harry Potter adventure on both Switch 2 and Series S, while also bringing in some last-gen PS4 comparisons as well. As it turns ...

We had a blast with the title in our review last month, with the performance in all modes (apart from World Tour) being a ...

Tech experts Digital Foundry have compiled a fresh wave of rumours regarding PS6’s rumoured handheld option, which is looking more and more like a tangible upcoming product by the day.

According to Digital Foundry, the Nintendo Switch 2 will pack 3.072 TFLOPs when running in docked mode, with this dropping down to 1.71 TFLOPs in handheld.

Digital Foundry has released a final look at the Switch 2's tech specs, including more details on the console's custom Nvidia processor, and the resources developers will be able to use when ...

With the Switch 2 launching in June and whispers of the Steam Deck 2 arriving in 2026, Nvidia and AMD are going head-to-head in the handheld gaming chip wars.

Sony's rumored new PlayStation handheld, which will supposedly be part of the PS6 family, may have had one of its specs leaked.

As you may have already heard, rumour has that Sony is working on two new pieces of hardware: the inevitable PS6 and a new portable platform capable of natively playing your PS5 library.

The framerate counters over at Digital Foundry looked into reports of noticeable stutters every eight seconds for games like Elden Ring and Spider-Man Remastered while using variable refresh rate ...

Digital Foundry tested DLSS on a downclocked gaming laptop aiming at a rough estimate of the Switch 2’s specs, and found that Death Stranding struggled to hit 30 frames per second when using ...