For those suffering from framerate issues in non-Zelda Switch games, a quick fix involves turning off "auto connect" for Wi-Fi.
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According to several sources at Nintendo Life, you might be getting some framerate drops on the Switch because of a flaw with the system's Wi-Fi feature.
While I have not been able to verify these claims (I haven't noticed a difference in anything), an anonymous third-party Switch developer spoke to Nintendo Life, and stated that they have researched and confirmed the issue, and Nintendo is reportedly working on a firmware fix. Allegedly, if you go in and turn the "auto connect" feature off in the options menu, you'll have a smoother framerate across most of the Switch's lineup.
Supposedly the fix isn't fullproof, and in highly intensive areas in Breath of the Wild, you'll still get inherent framerate issues.
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According to analyst firm SuperData, Switch is rumored to have sold around 1.5 million consoles since its launch with almost an even split among the 3 major regions for the console. Would put it higher than the 3DS and Wii U in regards to recent system launches for the company.
In terms of attach-rates, Zelda: Breath of the Wild is estimated to be owned by 89% of all Switch owners.
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