I have Fast RMX, played through most of the Subsonic Campionship races, and its exactly what I expected. Its Fast Racing Neo, but with four additional tracks on top of Neo's DLC tracks, and each circuit is now three races instead of 4. Not a huge fan of that decision, but not a big deal. The games visuals certainly do look cleaner on Switch. I never though the lower resolution on Wii U was a big deal, but I could tell a big difference in image quality when playing on Switch. It looks great on both the small and big screen. The racing is a combination of wipeout and F-Zero. Its not a clone of either game, and has its own flavor. If your desperate for a new F-Zero, it could be tough to not nit pick this game in every way that its not F-Zero......because its not F-Zero. I played a little bit online, not much, but instantly got in a lobby that was nearly full, so the online community isn't dead like it was on Wii U. I would say this game stays true to its 60fps most of the time, I have experiences a hiccup here and there, but nothing major. According to Shin'en, there is a problem with the Switches current firmware that puts a slight drain on the GPU, and once that is patched the game should run pretty much locked. Overall I like it, and think its a great game to enjoy in smaller chunks. Zelda has sucked up so much of my time, but its nice to take a short break here and there to play Fast RMX. If nothing else, this is the current "tech demo" for Switch. Its gorgeous and runs at 1080p 60fps on your TV. For $20, if any of this sounds good to you, I recommend it.