Rocket League developer Psyonix has shared a new update from xingwang's blog

Not too long ago Psyonix promised an update on some big Switch visual changes, and now they've laid it all out publicly in their latest blog post.In handheld mode the target is going from 1024x576 to Rocket League Keys  1280x720, and docked, it's going from 1280x720 (720p) to 1664x936 (900p). The tournament update, which Psyonix calls "one of the biggest ever," will go live on April 3 and allow video quality options from the video menu.

You can either opt for the current 60FPS option or swap to 30FPS if you're so inclined, which also enables lens flare, dynamic shadows, depth of field, and light shafts. For competitive folk you're probably going to want to go 60FPS all the way, but as always, it's nice to have options.

Rocket League developer Psyonix has shared a new update on the support for the Nintendo Switch version of the game confirming some of the upgrades that they are planning for it. One major upgrade is for the resolution which will be bumped to 720p in portable mode from a dynamic resolution while the Docked mode resolution will also increase to 900p. Both of these upgrades are confirmed for the 60 FPS mode that previously used to run at a very low resolution on the Nintendo Switch.