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Nintendo plans to breathe new life into the Switch so that the flawless commercial success of its hybrid console and handheld remains a resounding success. The updated Switch console could go on sale in the summer of 2019.
An improved switch would probably bring more benefits to the laptop side than the side of the home console.Nintendo
The report was published via the Wall Street Journal, citing many sources familiar with the plans, including the providers. WSJ spoke to several insiders who said Nintendo was considering upgrading software and hardware. Most importantly, these updates will not prevent any type of compatibility problem for existing games.
And before you call Nintendo crazy to upgrade the console so soon, count the number of 3DS systems that they have marketed.
Switch Pro?
We may be considering upgrading the switch screen, which, despite the system, is lagging behind most modern tablets and smartphones with its low-end LCD. It offers the entire sRGB range and has good black levels.
Nintendo has the ability to equip a new model of an OLED screen switch, which has many advantages. Although the report states that Nintendo will not use the same OLED panels that the iPhone X is built with, I think the option should be on the table.
The switch would benefit from a higher quality displayNintendo
From a visual point of view, an OLED screen has pixels that can be turned off individually, which gives a real black. From the manufacturing point of view, an OLED display would also make the switch thinner, which is an interesting upgrade for a portable gaming device. Beyond that, an OLED display consumes less power, which extends battery life.
Of course, this would make the console more expensive. However, better image quality, longer battery life and finer design are essential. very strong points of sale. Is there room for a modestly upgraded Switch, followed by a "Switch Pro" similar to what Sony did with its PlayStation 4?
I do not hear about a retarder or improved specifications for the Nvidia Tegra processor of the system, but it's inevitable to some point during the lifecycle of the switch.
The WSJ report also states that Nintendo may launch the revised switch as early as summer 2019, which is expected to take about two and a half years in the console lifecycle. With an average console life of 5 to 6 years, the timing is ideal for a mid-cycle refresh. Sony and Microsoft have both successfully executed this strategy without compromising the compatibility of existing game libraries. It is therefore a wise choice for Nintendo.
Games like 'Let's Go Pikachu' and 'Super Smash Bros.' Ultimate, as well as limited edition consoles, will carry Nintendo soundly until 2018, but the company has to breathe new life into Switch sales after that.Nintendo
What else could Nintendo offer to encourage a new wave of console sales and mindset sharing? I bet the internal storage of the switch is doubled to 64 GB. This gives Nintendo a margin of maneuver to increase the price by $ 50 more.
This is only speculation at the moment, but it is encouraging to hear that several sources in the supply chain are confirming an upgrade.
I wonder if some people might be inspired by the purchase of the revised switch and the installation of RetroArch on their old. . .
What's on your wish list for an improved Nintendo switch? Let me know by reaching out Twitter.
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Nintendo plans to breathe new life into the Switch so that the flawless commercial success of its hybrid console and handheld remains a resounding success. The updated Switch console could go on sale in the summer of 2019.
An improved switch would probably bring more benefits to the laptop side than the side of the home console.Nintendo
The report was published via the Wall Street Journal, citing many sources familiar with the plans, including the providers. WSJ spoke to several insiders who said Nintendo was considering upgrading software and hardware. Most importantly, these updates will not prevent any type of compatibility problem for existing games.
And before you call Nintendo crazy to upgrade the console so soon, count the number of 3DS systems that they have marketed.
Switch Pro?
We may be considering upgrading the switch screen, which, despite the system, is lagging behind most modern tablets and smartphones with its low-end LCD. It offers the entire sRGB range and has good black levels.
Nintendo has the ability to equip a new model of an OLED screen switch, which has many advantages. Although the report states that Nintendo will not use the same OLED panels that the iPhone X is built with, I think the option should be on the table.
The switch would benefit from a higher quality displayNintendo
From a visual point of view, an OLED screen has pixels that can be turned off individually, which gives a real black. From the manufacturing point of view, an OLED display would also make the switch thinner, which is an interesting upgrade for a portable gaming device. Beyond that, an OLED display consumes less power, which extends battery life.
Of course, this would make the console more expensive. However, better image quality, longer battery life and finer design are essential. very strong points of sale. Is there room for a modestly upgraded Switch, followed by a "Switch Pro" similar to what Sony did with its PlayStation 4?
I do not hear about a retarder or improved specifications for the Nvidia Tegra processor of the system, but it's inevitable to some point during the lifecycle of the switch.
The WSJ report also states that Nintendo may launch the revised switch as early as summer 2019, which is expected to take about two and a half years in the console lifecycle. With an average console life of 5 to 6 years, the timing is ideal for a mid-cycle refresh. Sony and Microsoft have both successfully executed this strategy without compromising the compatibility of existing game libraries. It is therefore a wise choice for Nintendo.
Games like 'Let's Go Pikachu' and 'Super Smash Bros.' Ultimate, as well as limited edition consoles, will carry Nintendo soundly until 2018, but the company has to revive its sales thereafter.Nintendo
What else could Nintendo offer to encourage a new wave of console sales and mindset sharing? I bet the internal storage of the switch is doubled to 64 GB. This gives Nintendo a margin of maneuver to increase the price by $ 50 more.
This is only speculation at the moment, but it is encouraging that several sources in the supply chain confirm an upgrade.
I wonder if some people might be inspired by the purchase of the revised switch and the installation of RetroArch on their old. . .
What's on your wish list for a upgraded Nintendo switch? Let me know by reaching out Twitter.
