Recent demonstrations of Capcom's upcoming Switch 2 ports of Resident Evil 9 and Pragmata reveal impressive performance and visual quality, suggesting a shift away from heavily compromised Nintendo ports of past years. The games, showcased in playable demos at a recent event, run smoothly both docked and in handheld mode, with only minor visual downgrades such as reduced texture detail and reflections. Resident Evil Requiem, played in first-person, appears visually comparable to higher-end versions, with stable performance and immersive gameplay. Pragmata also performs well, with minimal compromises despite its technical demands, utilizing AI-powered DLSS technology for performance enhancement. Capcom's RE Engine is fully optimized for Switch 2, indicating that future third-party ports could reach near-console quality, making the Switch 2 a more compelling choice for high-fidelity gaming. The successful porting of these titles hints at a future where Nintendo's hardware can handle sophisticated AAA games without significant concessions, potentially reshaping perceptions of Nintendo's capabilities in third-party game support.