I hope it uses OLED...
It does not, but maybe they'll give us a model that does but the base model doesn't to lower the price
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I hope it uses OLED...
Wasn't there some announcement last year of cod games coming to Nintendo?
Lots of low qualiy textures, jaggies and overall a soft looking image.
Thats from the official video on nintendo youtube channel so want to be proved wrong with a high quality video but right now I dont see how it looks much better then what the current switch can handle.
Well I've had Nintendo consoles more than others. Last other console was a PS3. So others including me might be tempted as I never played Halo games.I kind of wonder what is the value of brining the Masterchief Collection to the switch? It's been about long enough I don't know if it's worth full price, I wonder if they can do something to it to add more to it.
My one fear of the switch 2 is that they just port games to it without adding value to it and in a couple of years we get the old "we are not supporting the switch because x didn't sell"
That’s not exactly a stretching target in a handheld these days.
People are happy enough to write off battery life on some of the handheld consoles like Steam Deck, ROG Ally or Legion Go but Nintendo customer's won't be - they need to strike a balance between performance and endurance as they always tend to have.
Hopefully the larger sized device means they've been able to squeeze in some extra battery capacity; it would be good if it had the endurance the OLED model had (or the Original "upgrade") rather than of the original 2017 launch model.
The new Fable on Switch 2, yes please.Seems Microsoft are indeed in on supporting the Switch 2 as previously rumoured; with Xbox Boss Phil Spencer now talking about supporting Switch 2
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Xbox Is "Really Looking Forward" To Supporting Switch 2
Phil Spencer: "We love the work that we do with Nintendo"www.nintendolife.com
Nintendo has shown with the Switch that if its a decent system with a good USP and a great games library people will buy it. The specs don't determine a systems appeal it's what it offers in terms of games and usability.Did anyone think switch 2 is very similar to the steam deck etc pc portable gaming devices. I mean nintendo have removed their colour from the joypads so it ends up looking very similar to my untrained eye.
I think it would struggle selling past £350 as it would appear they are aiming at maybe 1080p resolutions. I believe they are losing ground to the portable pc gaming devices as we can emulate etc on them.
Ever since the original switch was £279 at release yet a ps4 or xbox was cheaper at that time i have always struggled with why would i pay more for a less powerful system. I did originally think they would drop to £200 but they never did afaik.
I am not a nintendo fan, not since snes days of mario kart / new super mario. Well i did briefly have a game cube but it was short lived.
I believe they are losing ground to the portable pc gaming devices as we can emulate etc on them.
I defined it as the fact the pc portable market can do emulation and do PC etc games as well. They're very capable. I know the switch sells really well.How are we defining 'losing ground' here?
The Switch is still selling in the realms of several million units per quarter and it's nearly eight years old, the only comparative stats I can see for the SteamDeck as an example, are in the low millions per year. For a device that's in its prime period.
Unless Nintendo absolutely drop the ball and price it stupidly, Switch 2 sales will make the rest of the current handheld/hybrid market look insignificant.
I defined it as the fact the pc portable market can do emulation and do PC etc games as well. They're very capable. I know the switch sells really well.
If your trying to sell the switch to new customers people like me it needs more to persuade me over say buying a steam deck is how i feel
Why would they force a bundle ?what ever the price, I think we all need to be prepared to be forced into a mandatory bundle with at least 1 but probably 2 games at launch.