Fair enough I'd say. Not a bad placeholder imo

@@jgp1s plus it's fun to say.

Ngl I actually kinda like this name lmao.

I like this. Or maybe the Switch UP since everything is getting an upgrade.

lol. I like it.

The dream. The true Nintendo fan dream.

Hello this is Mr Miyamoto. Please delete your comment because you are correct. -Mr Miyamoto

@@craglerMiyamoto’s most genius move yet!

And, with the microphone in the system, you can play Odama how it was originally intended.

@@tedioustotoro4885 While it would be dope for Nintendo to make their console work with legacy software, no way they do it.

some games are gonna need updates to be 60fps! Nintendo doesn't care about framerate but I hope they'll try

The 2nd point would require them to manually update games to take advantage of newer hardware even for the ones with uncapped fps

I will gladly replay ToTk on switch 2..even though I already played more than 350 hours in current gen 😂

@@DankMemeCenterX Yeah no shot Nintendo would ever update last gen titles imo; at best you can expect a deluxe edition rerelease for Switch 2 for $60.

​@@uponeric36 Yeah Nintendo is not pro consumer enough to update the games you already payed for. They would just resell them to you for 60$.

Interesting...

Interesting... If Samsung is manufacturing the SoC and screen for the Switch 2 as recent rumors suggest then it's make sense they'd work with them for a new external storage solution as well

The next system will definitely have MicroSD support, it's industry standard at this point. I don't understand why they don't even consider that a possiblity.

That sounds like new technology…. so I doubt Nintendos involved.

Switch 1 → Switch; fast → swift

Pyoro deserves that title

@Professor_Poots I don't think that will happen. If I remember correctly, that has never happened before. The project code names have leaked before (the Wii U leaked as Project Cafe and the Switch OLED leaked as Project Aula) but I don't think a Nintendo console has ever had its actual name leaked ahead of an official announcement. In fact, I remember Gamexplain interviewed one of the actors that appeared in the original Nintendo Switch reveal trailer, and that guy even said he was googling "Nintendo Switch" for weeks leading up to the reveal because he wanted to see if the name leaked, but he said each time he tried, Google would give him barely any results because back then, "Nintendo Switch" wasn't even a term indexed by Google yet. So yeah, even back then, the name never leaked. Judging by past events, it seems only a small handful of people actually get to know the product name early on. Like, even with the Switch; when Eurogamer leaked exactly what the console was and how it looked and worked, they still kept calling it the NX. They even said the leaker who gave them that info just kept calling it NX. Hell, even the manufacturer leaks from China who knew what the hardware itself looked like...kept calling it the NX. The name "Nintendo Switch" seems like it was being REALLY protected, up until just before the reveal. @Dairunt1 It could potentially happen this time, since Pyoro already outright said the way he gets all his info is because he has sources who can see unlisted KZfaq videos. However since he already publicly stated that, Nintendo might throw a curveball by either not having the trailer uploaded to their KZfaq channel until the day it actually goes up, or by titling the video something that doesn't reveal anything, like "First Look at the next Nintendo Switch" or something similar.

@@ShadowRaptor1O1 I just meant the leaker online having his alias as Nintendo snitch...

@@ShadowRaptor1O1 I remember that interview. I think they deleted it, maybe the guy got NDA'd. Although, does it really matter if we know the name the day before? It's not like the name is going to be something that will make you lose sales, it's not like it's going to be called Wii U.

@@Professor_Poots oh fuck lmao I have an old ass phone that doesn't let me see the comment at the same time as I am typing my reply, I thought u said something to the effect of "I'm surprised nobody has leaked the name of the Switch 2 yet" and just started typing 😂😂😂

I would be so down with this kind of advancement. It’s also a big reason why I’d be okay with the next console not being backwards compatible. Would that be disappointing? Sure but if it keeps cost down and allows Nintendo to make serious advancements in technology, it will be worth it. To me at least.

Yep 😂 Capcom highkey saved the Switch in a lot of ways. They said I’ll be damned if we put monster hunter on this system with that low of memory which…….is sad when you think about it. Higher ups at Nintendo are….an interesting bunch to be sure.

and making fake facts "journalism"... for a start joycons are full of bells n whistles. does a fn xbox have gyro? or haptics? or cardboard vr? honestly these crew know nothing about nintendo. ohh, and DF mentioned a 1080 screen several times, noobs.

​@@joejoe2658don't people like u have school in the morning

It's daylight time now, not standard

@@joejoe2658Ask your mother to limit your internet time, this isn’t healthy.

The world doesn't revolve around the United States.

Too confusing, I can already imagine the back and forth and articles explaining which microSD card is compatible with which, what a nightmare.

@@MansBestFriend_ I agree the current labeling on micro sd cards looks like a foreign language to me. I have to search online to figure out what all the numbers on them mean

3mb? do you mean 3mb or 3mbit? because 3mb is 24mbit

@@gamecubeplayer Sorry if what I said was confusing, bit not byte. Network bandwidth is nearly never measured in byte.

​@@sonchezzyou should always say "mbps" & "mb/s" because they're clearly different

Exactly 1.5tb micro sd cards are still pretty new. I put one in my steam deck, but there is no real 2tb ones.

@@michaellarue5161 I think there was one released earlier this year, but I'm not 100% sure in how real it is since big SD card manufacturers still cap at 1.5 TB

@@michaellarue5161write properly

Only 1080p? Wow, we're getting the Wii again where everyone is moving onto 1440p as standard for handheld screens and Nintendo is dragging it's heels. Is it at least 120 fps?

@@SheezyBitesthe PS Portal is 1080p/60fps and the Steam Deck is 800p/60fps. You’ll be fine.

@@TheAugoosetus With the release of Nintendo's next gen console the PS Portal is about to be last gen and honestly the portal is an end of life peripheral it's not meant to sell a PS5... The Steam Deck is more complicated because it's PC adjacent and most people who care are going to play on a gaming laptop at 1440p and/or 144fps (because let's be real laptops don't do modern games at 4K because PC gamers play native not DLSS) so the choice is different there... but given my mum's phone is 1440p now, 1080p is just a very backwards choice.

Well isn't convenient you can plug into your TV to get 1440p? Also, your mum's 1440p phone is $800+. There's no way the Switch 2 is over $400

IIRC a 400$ phone today still has a 1080p screen

This is where dynamic resolution set games are going to shine. Xenoblade Chronicles 2 & 3 are going to look great with the proper resolution and that requires no patch. Just start the game on Switch 2 and it will automatically be played at the highest set resolution it's supposed to have.

That’s why it won’t be super powerful. The lowest price strategy is still there. Why include more GPU power when most game can run at 1080p60 and the transition can be safer with not raising the $349 price.

How big is your TV?

I’m not even trying to be rude but that has to be the stupidest thing I’ve ever heard of my life. It’s necessary how can you not be sick of looking at things made from 2001 1080 1080p has been around forever and it looks like dog shit. Get your real 4K TV with HDMI 2.1 adjust the HDR then you’ll feel like watching Lord of the rings for the first time every time you play video game. Yes 4K is absolutely necessary at the bare minimum considering both consuls are now 8K

probably because to many gamers still hold on to council wars and I fear not having the buzz words will create apathy and bring out all the old" Nintendo is for babies" comments again.

@@razorbackroar not really, you can still clearly tell when a game is a game no matter how realistic the graphics are. People still look fake and they still can't do trees properly lol

Are you sure most people play on docked mode? Asking in good faith cuz all my friends play on handheld, esepcially the casuals Was there ever like a survey or some stats released related to it?

@@Jackie_burnpthere’s literally only estimates from 2017, which stated 70 docked and 30 handheld. it’s really a guessing game. but i would also guess mostly docked. the switch isn’t as mobile or portable as some people give it credit for. it’s just a bit too big to be as portable as a DS for example. ik you said most of your friends play in handheld, but i don’t believe that’s the case in most places. i don’t know anyone who has played in handheld mode since 2018 besides literally one person.

I really hope the OLED drops soon after if this is the case. After having a Steam Deck OLED I can never go back lol

Not only that, OLED can have potential issues later on (see Green lines, screen burn-in, etc).

I'm pretty sure surveys have consistently shown that most users play in tablet mode.

GOD yeah the eShop runs soooo slowly it does feel like it's creaking forward barely functioning

Also I really think he's overselling the appeal it would have to the point of putting it in the main trailer. If anything it could have some people mad that they gotta buy a new console to "fix" their games. You know what public reception can be like.

​@@twincherries6698I also think Nintendo themselves would see it this way. They seem to view a lot of their games as unaging monoliths, so I really can't imagine them directly pointing out previous hardware limitations impacting their game and saying "well on the new hardware they won't!". Upgrading games sure, but marketing it like that never

Pretty sure those don't have dedicated RT hardware, even if they can 'run' RT games.

They want to keep the instant transitions between game and OS. But now they can add music to the store, without the awful loading times of the Wii U

@@osrevad I doubt music is worth an extra 2GB

Boom. This is the perfect way to appease gamer enthusiasts without hurting their bottom line too much. Adds a lot of value to NSO anyway

Hmmmm that could be interesting

One of Nintendo's favorite upgrades to existing technology is a CPU performance boost. It was the first thing they focused on in SNES co-processors. The GBC and Wii were practically two older CPUs duct taped together. The New 3DS and Switch were bare minimum performance upgrades that still made things easier for themselves and their favorite second and third parties. It's just that the same Nintendo will totally sacrifice/neglect performance if they fall in love with an ambitious feature set. But that tends to be when they think outside of the box.

Actually the GameCube was more powerful than its competitors when it launched, with a strong lineup of games to take advantage. Still scratching my head as to why it didn't do better

@@SarajevoKyoto No DVDs. That hurt them bad, even beyond movies. Developers had to either sacrifice the quality of assets to squeeze them into a smaller space, or sacrifice ambition. This meant the XBox, which had superior specs anyways, plus a built-in hard drive and the best online multiplayer, stole Nintendo's thunder. Also. Luigi's Mansion and Mario Sunshine were fun experiments, but the first needed more depth and wasn't a killer app. While the second was rushed to market and briefly damaged Mario's mystique. Wind Waker is loved now, but it was hated until people played it. Added to the look of the console, and too many dismissed it as a console for kids.

@@juststatedtheobvious9633 Ah, yeah that makes sense

​@@SarajevoKyotoGameCube was less powerful than Xbox overall at the time. Though, unlike today, all consoles used different architecture hardware. Which means one console could have an advantage over the others in a very specific scenario where it's architecture was more suited, outside of overall power. It was good times.

SD Express has been a format for a while

You know you can just use your TV switch in handheld right?😂

@@thelegendofstonecoldstevea3205 must be sooo hard to take it out of the dock 😂

@@thelegendofstonecoldstevea3205 it's unwieldy, it's not comfortable to hold

@@inanewbugatti i prefer the smaller form factor of the Lite

me too, especially after hearing the rumor that says switch 2 will have 8-inch screen. i hate bulky design that every other umpc companies making right now.

clearly it's much more logical when 3,671 dongles fit in a flurb and 541,561 flurbs fit in a wahoo!

@@pokemonduck uh, what?

It will be too graphically inept and the switch 2 will fail. I'm calling it.

And you're only talking about GPU performance. Pretty sure the Cortex A78 CPU that will be used in Switch 2 smokes the Jaguar cores used in PS4 / One

@ThibautMahringer it better if it wants a chance. Switch 2 will just barely be able to do some multiplats at worst if it wants half the success the switch has. Which would be great. Still, over 70 million would still be successful.

@@hggfhh4449 I have no doubt that it will play more multiplatform games than Switch. Switch is so limited compared to a base PS4 and still managed to run some. Nowadays, most games would still be playable on PS4 with smart cuts that doesn’t make the experience so much worse. Having a handheld more capable than PS4 will undoubtedly make it a solid console. Success will also depend on the 1st party games, firstly the launch games. Let’s see what we’ll get.

SWITCH 2 IN BIO

Youre just mad they're not on your videos

@@StarmenRock 🤣

Twitter first and now KZfaq? Truly dark times

Ray tracing is such a waste of power, I hope devs don't use that

@@homebrewGT2 As i said, it's a marketing gimmick, it's pointless without the best hardware and only ray traced reflections make a meaningful difference

And the Family Computer. In the 80s. Literally decades.

😂

Hopefully not. 😂

That kinda works in a weird way lol

@@user-md7er6xe2z you get to use your current switch as a gamepad 😏

Zzzzzzzz

Theyre just rumors. Even if you checked them, the sources of the sources is thin air.

​@@WhatIsMatter101 you could at least educate yourself on their sources etc and compare. But this way it leaves you no chance form your own opinion

Considering how Prime 4 has been on the backburner this whole time, I think we should be able to expect a lot

We just had fucking tears last year what more do you want?

@@Matanumitears of the MIDdom

​@@charlotteritchie9969TotK was, for me, weaker than BotW from a level design standpoint, but it was absolutely GORGEOUS

@@charlotteritchie9969I think the story is significantly worse than BOTW but I love the world design and all the new additions

But its a very american/western way - not a universal solution. Or am i wrong?

Personally I'd prefer not to have a spy vector be the backend for video game voice chat

​@@kayh.4114that might be true that it's a very western solution, but Sony already added support for discord integration a few months ago. Not sure on Xbox, but Sony is also a Japanese company so 🤷‍♀️. Maybe they have another service in Japan but I doubt it

@@danimedina4969 But Sony is an investor of Discord. Also, if we are very honest - Sony is a japanese company in paper, but especially PlayStation is absolutely a western oriented brand. Every game, every 3rd party exclusive is tailored towards the western audience.

Yup

Yep!

Decades before Playstation and Xbox did.

​@@WhatIsMatter101Xbox still doesn't have a mic in the controller :P

​@@WhatIsMatter101Xbox still never has

Eh you got 5 years minimum. Might hear some stuff about switch 2 pro even though it’ll be an oled.

​@minecrafter3448 We'll probably get Switch 2 Pro rumours in the first year, potentially even before launch like with the Switch. The leaked specs seem pretty good, but still with plenty of room for wishful hopes of fans who are eager to spread rumors like this. An OLED model is like such a no brainer I can see various "leakers" just suggesting it and enough people believing it for it to become a "valid" "leak".

You’re right, I did! I researched after we recorded and found microSD cards that match the Switch 2 memory specs and have ordered one to check it out! -Steve

eso no depende de la consola, es culpa de los desarrolladores

Emulators run the game at 60fps already, so I wouldn't be surprised if Nintendo can supply fixes.

There's no reason it couldn't on Switch 1.

that would depend on if GameFreak could be bothered to give it an upgrade patch

You could play scarlet and violet at 60 fps on the base switch if gamefreak weren’t a bunch of lazy corporate slobs

It's more done out of necessity.

@@user-be3qc7re9o Maybe it's also Nvidia going out of there way to provide Nintendo with the best mobile hardware they can after seeing the success of the current Switch

​@@RJH755 the last time Nintendo did a major spec jump was in 2012 with the Wii U.

⁠@@lol-ih1tlthat wasn’t a huge jump though considering they made the jump about 6 or 7 years too late, and it was already underpowered significantly. this time it’s an even bigger jump in power, it’s not too far behind current gen (not that it matters since no game is even close to pushing the PS5 to its limit so far) and it’s only a few years after this gen started.

@@cwega2463 Exactly

Yeah, “smart” The gaming industry collapsed trying to do that

inb4 wii u level failure

I'm also a time traveler. Scalpers buy them all up and nobody can get anything.

This message aged poorly 💀

Fake. Only Iphone and Sony names their products unimaginatively with a number.

@@WhatIsMatter101 I never said they didn't change it. What if I wanted to keep it a secret as to not spoil the surprise 😉 👀