WWE 2K25 Nintendo Switch 2 vs PS5 Pro: Graphics Comparison

WWE 2K25 Nintendo Switch 2 vs PS5 Pro: Graphics Comparison

The WWE 2K25 Nintendo Switch 2 release took place on July 23rd, and players are enjoying the game.

With fans eager to know more about the comparison between the graphics of WWE 2K25 on the Nintendo Switch 2 vs. the PS5 Pro.

We’re here with a video dedicated to the graphics comparison of WWE 2K25 on the Nintendo Switch 2 vs. the PS5 Pro.

WWE 2K25 Nintendo Switch 2 vs. PS5 Pro: Graphics Comparison 

WWE 2K25 Nintendo Switch 2 vs PS5 Pro: Graphics Comparison

If you’re not into graphics, then both the visuals from Nintendo Switch 2 and PS5 Pro might seem similar to you.

Frankly speaking, there aren’t many significant differences in the graphics between the WWE 2K25 Nintendo Switch 2 and PS5 Pro versions.

The major difference that one could notice is that the PS5 Pro version has some good lighting effects that aren’t available on Switch 2, plus it supports higher resolution. This effect could be noticed if you focus on the entrance ramp on Switch 2.

Apart from it, one cannot notice a much bigger difference at first glance.

Below is the complete video of the WWE 2K25 Nintendo Switch 2 vs. PS5 Pro Graphics Comparison.

WWE 2K25 Nintendo Switch 2 release

WWE 2K25 Nintendo Switch 2 vs PS5 Pro: Graphics Comparison

WWE 2K25 made its debut on the Switch 2 world officially, and fans are pretty much happy with the game.

The only thing that concerned most of the fans is that the game missed the Image Uploader Feature for the Switch 2.

So, have you played the game on Switch 2 or not? Let me know your thoughts regarding the 2K25 Switch 2 version in the comments below.

Also read: Huge WWE 2K25 Celebrity DLC Character Removal Reason Out Finally

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