efyu_lemonardo
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Just give us a screen that can swivel to the vertical orientation for better NDS/3DS compatibility. Other games could use it too.
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- Capable hardware (at least Xbox series S power)
- Better quality hardware, especially for the Joysticks.
- Micro SD support
- backward compatinility.
Most likely means the speedier ones... The express onesthe switch already has micro sd.![]()
Hmmm, but it would only make sense if there were 2 screens, and I don't think there's a market for that nowadays.Just give us a screen that can swivel to the vertical orientation for better NDS/3DS compatibility. Other games could use it too.
No second screen necessary. I'm thinking about something like the flip grip, but built into the console.Hmmm, but it would only make sense if there were 2 screens, and I don't think there's a market for that nowadays.
Also, you would be paying for a second screen that would just display map or inventory 90% time
the cheaper way to do that would be to let the joycons attach to the longer side of the screen.Just give us a screen that can swivel to the vertical orientation for better NDS/3DS compatibility. Other games could use it too.
That's fine too. It's what the flip grip does.the cheaper way to do that would be to let the joycons attach to the longer side of the screen.
Nothing except bolded is in the cards. Switch will be more a powerful souped-up iteration of the current model, since it worked so well in 2017.I want the Switch 2 to either have a 3D screen or be a VR headset/handheld combination.
I need Nintendo to be innovative again.
Most likely, but look at the 3DS. The DS was already such a huge success, then Nintendo still took a chance and made their next handheld even cooler.Nothing except bolded is in the cards. Switch will be more a powerful souped-up iteration of the current model, since it worked so well in 2017.
Most likely, but look at the 3DS. The DS was already such a huge success, then Nintendo still took a chance and made their next handheld even cooler.
Yeah but glasses-free 3D was so under-used they eventually phased it out entirely in the 2DS models the second half of the lifecycle.Most likely, but look at the 3DS. The DS was already such a huge success, then Nintendo still took a chance and made their next handheld even cooler.
1080p is about equivalent to the original PSVR which came out in 2016. There are some good PSVR1 games, but they all feel extremely dated when compared to something like the Quest 2 (and especially Quest 3) which would be Nintendo's main competition in that space. I just don't see them entering this market space without making a dedicated unit that has everything built into the headset like the Quest. Making a Switch console AND a VR headset bundle I think would be the same sort of death knell that Microsoft had with their forced Kinect bundles.The form factor is made for VR. Whether or not the tech is there for that at a cheap enough price yet is a ? In the minds of VR enthusiasts it wouldn't be. They need ~4k per eye. But Nintendo would be looking at VR from the perspective of WiiSports. Simple graphics and fun. Would a 1080p screen be enough for that? And remember it's still a Switch 2 so it wouldn't be the main/only focus.
The 3D screen was cool, but it's prohibitively expensive, expecially as it's not a widely-adopted technology. Something like head-tracking 3D could be very convincing at a fraction of the cost. The problem with both, though, is that they would only work in handheld mode. Even so, I'd love to see anything HD-2D in 3D... ironically.I want the Switch 2 to either have a 3D screen or be a VR headset/handheld combination.
I need Nintendo to be innovative again.
Don't get me wrong. They aren't going to bundle in some expensive VR headset. Opposite really. Labo VR was proof of concept for what I'm thinking. And VR would delivered via the Switch 2 trojan horse where you really aren't paying for VR.1080p is about equivalent to the original PSVR which came out in 2016. There are some good PSVR1 games, but they all feel extremely dated when compared to something like the Quest 2 (and especially Quest 3) which would be Nintendo's main competition in that space. I just don't see them entering this market space without making a dedicated unit that has everything built into the headset like the Quest. Making a Switch console AND a VR headset bundle I think would be the same sort of death knell that Microsoft had with their forced Kinect bundles.
Actually, it's well known by this following leaks that Nintendo is using some Samsung proprietary nvme like solution for storage, it falls short a little in speed compared to Xbox Series (2.1 GB/s vs 2.4 GB/s) but still very much in the same ballparkOne of the features that I don't see many people talk about with the Switch 2 that I am actually really curious about is storage. So many games are all about needing that SSD speed now, and one of the biggest faults for games that even look and run fine on the current Switch, has been load times. I doubt we're gonna see SSDs in Switch 2, but I wonder what they're gonna do.
On top of internal storage, what form are physical games gonna take this time. Game sizes keep getting bigger, and so many publishers cheaped out on full size carts for the Switch because they were too expensive to print supposedly. Are we gonna keep dealing with 1gb carts and 32gb downloads required again...hopefully it won't be that dire, but I wouldn't surprised if it was close.
Really? hm. Considering Nintendo never went above 64gb on the Switch internal storage, I can't imagine it'd come stock with a decent size. And I just can't see Nintendo being the kind of company that would let people install their own SSD since it's not quite as plug and play as an SD card.Actually, it's well known by this following leaks that Nintendo is using some Samsung proprietary nvme like solution for storage, it falls short a little in speed compared to Xbox Series (2.1 GB/s vs 2.4 GB/s) but still very much in the same ballpark
Well, someone correct me if the Samsung solution is for internal, external or both storages.Really? hm. Considering Nintendo never went above 64gb on the Switch internal storage, I can't imagine it'd come stock with a decent size. And I just can't see Nintendo being the kind of company that would let people install their own SSD since it's not quite as plug and play as an SD card.