Like 4-6 hours. Apparently Switch OLED is already doing that. I thought it was just a screen upgrade.
If you want it to be more powerful it will have to draw more power, they would also need a really good cooling solution because people are holding in their hands the thing that is rising in temperature.
Real talk, not having a Four Swords Adventure sequel/remake/remaster on Wii U that allowed player 1 to use the GamePad and players 2-4 to use 3DS consoles was one of those "do you guys WANT this concept to fail or" moments of the Wii U gen. There WERE game concepts that worked for the platform, but God knows Nintendo refused to develop them.
Both, the PS5 and XBSX launched with a Chip with the current edge technology. Also, new phones launches with a chip with state of the art chips all the time.
And they hence cost 500+ US which i dont think Nintendo is aiming for
Unstable oscillation!!! But the one after that could be through the roof!
Thanfs for this data !
Regional Hardware shipments (HH vs Hybrid) by quarter with YoY change from FY20-21 > FY21-22, with software included as well. Europe + Other combined to include older years.
Here's just the last 3 FYs so that Eur/Other are split up.
Hybrids in Americas/Europe close to flat YoY thus far, most of the dip has come from Japan. Handheld (Lite) OTOH is down nearly 2/3.
I've got the quarterly data in this format as well for anyone that is curious.
I also find it interesting that a lot of people here did not see Sony abandoning the $300 price range, as in not having a product in that range, as a problem.
Right
Nothing wrong with being bleeding edge to be honest I want a more powerful Switch myself, but my comment was more about the enthusiast crowd being more concerned their preorders would be fullfilled
Switch actually got a price increase!
That post was disingenous. it's a thinly veiled console war post.
I mean, if we follow this pattern then PS5's set to undersell PS3 by tens of millions while Xbox Series will double 360 sales. Nevermind what the GB / GBA / DS / 3DS / Switch pattern tells us.
Once again, another post exuding the exclusive home console lens people view Nintendo under.
I would agree with this post if the Switch wasn't also a follow up to the 3DS.
Even without the existence of the Switch Lite OG Switch was still positioned as the successor. The main reasons why Nintendo initially marketed Switch as a "home console first and foremost" at all was to a) ensure it would be given primary development consideration publishers never grace handhelds and b) to convince home console gamers who notoriously have a negative bias towards handhelds Switch was "different" than the 3DS.
