The announcement clarifies that while the game targets 60 frames per second on non-Switch platforms, the Nintendo Switch version is listed at 30 frames per second.
Background
Castlevania: Belmont’s Curse is positioned by Konami as a new mainline entry in the long-running Castlevania series, which originated in 1986.
The franchise has seen numerous entries, compilations and re-releases over decades; Konami previously brought several classic titles to the Nintendo Switch via releases such as the Castlevania Anniversary Collection in 2019.
Konami published the frame rate details on its official website as part of the game's technical information.
Official framing of the frame-rate information
Konami’s official product listing notes differing frame rates across platforms.
In plain terms, the company specifies the title runs at 60 fps on platforms other than the Nintendo Switch, and at 30 fps on Nintendo Switch.
That statement appears directly in the title’s technical specifications and is the authoritative source for players evaluating version differences.
What is confirmed and what remains unchanged
The frame rate distinction is a confirmed, factual detail posted by Konami.
The publisher has not announced a Nintendo Switch 2 version of Castlevania: Belmont’s Curse.
Beyond the frame rate listing, Konami’s site includes standard platform and system details for the release; consumers should consult the official product page for the most current, verified information.
Context for players and collectors
Platform-specific performance listings are common for multiplatform releases.
For players tracking versions on storefronts such as the Nintendo eShop or considering physical purchases, the official specification provides a clear reference point for the Nintendo Switch build versus non-Switch ports.
For the latest updates, prospective buyers and fans should monitor Konami’s official channels and product pages.
Any confirmed changes to platform availability, release dates, or technical patches will be posted by the publisher.