I expected this - I figured before Tears of The Kingdom that between that game and a final Mario (which we now know is Super Mario Wonder) that the two of them would represent something of a swansong for the current generation.
You never know with Nintendo but I’m not expecting a completely different looking console, particularly since it’s supposed to be backwards compatible.
I expect it to be a beefed up version of the OLED Switch, with a camera and a new chipset and GPU, basically.
The original I went to the midnight launch, me and 3 other random dudes showed up lol. I felt a bit sorry for the staff who had to come in and open up just for that.
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Yet by Christmas people were fighting outside stores to get them
I’m not a fan of the less colourful, more pastel design. But the only game I was ever interested in on Switch was Animal Crossing, so until there’s news of that I’ll probably largely sleep on this.
Just watched the trailer and thought it was a very well put together announcement. Just wish we got a bit more information about it but that is just me being impatient
I love the whole magsafe-esque joy cons (beaten Apple to electromagnetic technology, too).
Seems like the whole mouse functionality leak was true too (they show them sliding across a flat surface, and if you look closely, you can see the sensor next to the port).
This was always gonna be a day one purchase for me no matter what. And although looks like a relatively boring successors (largely a spec bump), I think Nintendo have found ways to nintendo with some innovative gimmicks, so I can’t wait to see what they share at April direct. And Mario Kart 9, man. I’ve been waiting so long for that.
Only sad face thing for me is that ring fit adventure will be one of the unsupported titles for backwards compatability. The joy con won’t fit the ring anymore, and there’s no sensor on the bottom of the joy con anymore.