The Nintendo Switch 2 might not have launched with that many games, but Nintendo is doing its best to remedy this. Donkey Kong Bananza has just been released, while a slew of fancy Switch 2 ports for existing games are on the horizon. Super Mario Party Jamboree + Jamboree TV is one such port, which promised the base game along with additional content designed for Switch 2 in the Jamboree TV portion of the game.
Now, when you hear that an existing Switch game is getting a Switch 2 port, you'd naturally assume that the game would be tweaked and improved to perform better on the more powerful hardware, especially with the increased price tag of $80. After all, that's exactly what's happened with games like The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, and even Pokemon Scarlet & Violet, which don't actually have a dedicated Switch 2 version.
Strangely, this doesn't appear to be the case for Super Mario Party Jamboree. Outlined by IGN in its review of the title, it's revealed that the base version of the game hasn't actually been improved in the slightest, and still runs in 720p on handheld and 1080p docked. Instead, all the visual...
