IT之家 5 月 16 日新闻，任?天堂终于解决了玩家们对 Switch 2 的一些疑心。该掌机?确认在?手持模式下支持可变刷新率（VRR），在底座模式下不支持。

今年四月初 Switch 2 ?宣布后，美国、加拿大、英国和欧6洲的任天堂官网都提到过支持底座模式下的 VRR。随后美?国和加拿大?的官网移除了这一说法，但?英国和欧洲的官网仍保存着?。后?来英国和欧洲的官网也移除了这一??说法。

关于?玩家的困?惑，任?天堂在今日寄给 Nintend?o Life 的一份声明中??给出了明确回复，并为最?初在官网上宣布这一信息而致歉：

“任天堂 Switch 2 仅?在手持模式下支持 VRR。最初在任天堂 Switch ?2 网站上宣布的过失信息，我们对此体现歉意。”

IT之家注：VRR 将会动态同步屏幕刷新率，以便配合游戏机的图形输出，可大幅镌汰或消除视觉失真（例如画面撕?裂问题）。

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