New Switch on the way? Isn't It Just a Switch 2 At This Point?
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Did someone say it supposed to be no larger than the switch without the joycons on???
How big is a 2ds vs a 3ds, current models??
Anyone else hoping they release different coloured variants? Please no rose gold
How big is a 2ds vs a 3ds, current models??
Anyone else hoping they release different coloured variants? Please no rose gold
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It would be awesome if the mini was something like that and both played and upscaled 3DS games.
I'm guessing the slim model is coming this year and the "Pro" model next year along side BOTW2.
oh well
oh well
https://www.cnet.com/news/nintendo-switch-lite-is-smaller-cheaper-and-handheld-only/
When reports emerged of a lower-cost Nintendo Switch that wouldn't have detachable Joy-Con controllers and couldn't plug into a TV, my son had one question. What's the point of a Switch that doesn't Switch? Good question. But that's exactly what Nintendo is releasing on Sept. 20. The Nintendo Switch Lite is handheld-only and costs $200. (UK and Australian pricing is yet to be announced, but that converts to £160 or AU$290.) That's $100 less than the original Switch and also shrinks the previous model down a bit, with a 5.5-inch, 720-pixel screen. But it also ditches TV connectivity via USB-C, and no longer has detachable rumbling controllers.
It'll also be the only new Nintendo Switch hardware this holiday, as Bowser says the larger Switch won't get an upgrade right now.
When reports emerged of a lower-cost Nintendo Switch that wouldn't have detachable Joy-Con controllers and couldn't plug into a TV, my son had one question. What's the point of a Switch that doesn't Switch? Good question. But that's exactly what Nintendo is releasing on Sept. 20. The Nintendo Switch Lite is handheld-only and costs $200. (UK and Australian pricing is yet to be announced, but that converts to £160 or AU$290.) That's $100 less than the original Switch and also shrinks the previous model down a bit, with a 5.5-inch, 720-pixel screen. But it also ditches TV connectivity via USB-C, and no longer has detachable rumbling controllers.
It'll also be the only new Nintendo Switch hardware this holiday, as Bowser says the larger Switch won't get an upgrade right now.
I don't understand the point honestly. The Switch was already a mobile capable device. I'd rather have a home console only version with more power.
https://www.theverge.com/circuitbre...h-update-fcc-change-cpu-nvidia-tegra-soc-nand
Nintendo just announced a smaller, cheaper version of the Switch today, but the Switch Lite may not be the only trick up Nintendo’s sleeves — the originalNintendo Switch is also getting a new processor and new flash storage chips, according to filings with the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). The new chips could mean fewer slowdowns, faster load times, longer battery life, less heat... or perhaps none of these things.
Nintendo just announced a smaller, cheaper version of the Switch today, but the Switch Lite may not be the only trick up Nintendo’s sleeves — the originalNintendo Switch is also getting a new processor and new flash storage chips, according to filings with the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). The new chips could mean fewer slowdowns, faster load times, longer battery life, less heat... or perhaps none of these things.
At least it’s not all digital, then it’d be sad
It might as well be. Aren't some of the games bigger than the cartridges, where you have to download the rest of the game? I thought I remember seeing that mentioned for the last WWE game.
Yeah, from what I can recall it seems most of those games were multiplayer games and you’d have to download that aspect of the game
Even sold mine in hopes of a better spec model, I honestly thought it would've been official months back.
