Nintendo Switch 2 - EVERYTHING We Know!
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Would you guys get a Switch 2? If so - what would you want to see the most, from it?
1080p (or even QHD) sAMOLED screen with at least 90Hz refresh rate.
Yes. And yes.
At least 128GB storage and a dedicated SD card slot (right now you have to take out the SD card to put in a game card), as well as a SIM slot.
to run Pokemon Violet / Scarlet smoothly..
8.4 inch oled screen 😁
didn't expect a nintendo video from this channel, but a pleasant surprise
We actually did a few, over the years 😁
He does some nintendo videos
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Means something big is coming up
Well, it is a zone of tech, and the switch falls in that category lol
one of the biggest things I’m hoping for with the next Nintendo console, switch or not, is changes to the controllers. the layout and overall feel of the controllers is fine, but the mechanics of them can be unreliable, especially over time. joy-con drift is the biggest of these problems, but i would hope to see improvements across the board.
I thought the new joy con since oled has no drift issues (or not as much)
Hall effect joy sticks. Just swapped mine. Absolutely perfect. Ultra precise.
Bro get new ones
@@TheOnlyAvid i have a switch lite , so they’re attached sadly
@@bonbonthewolf6848 I mean, its still technically possible to switch out the joysticks for hall effect ones, like @heroichitsuji said, but it takes a lot of work, and is really inconvenient.
They should keep the form factor and screen size. Performance, Bluetooth, Wireless, Bigger external expansion memory, Fast Charging and crispier resolution is all that it needs to improve on. If they can make a dock that would help support 4K games that would be a bonus.
Both of the docks do support 4k, its just not developed yet. The OG switch dock can handle an output of 4k 30fps, the OLED dock can handle up to 4k 60fps
@@OHKOKylewait fr? How do u know?
@@OHKOKyle Just a slight correction to your misinformation: Although it's true that they support 4k, Nintendo has no plans to create 4k Switch 2. The reason the docks are 4k is because it was cheaper for them to buy the 4k HDMI ports/cables, and they are very good for just 1080p output. They DID NOT make them 4k as to future-proof. They have no plans for 4k Switch 2. It's pointless for 90% of Nintendo games, and costs too much money and power to be an option until at least Switch 3/2030. The Switch 2 would struggle to even offer native, stable 4k and 30 fps. You're living in a fantasy world, completely blinded by high-end PCs and the PS5. Even the Steam Deck only does about 1080p and 60 fps for most of its games, and it only lasts 2-3 hours before you need to charge it. It's also big and heavy, and is pretty much a portable PC. The Switch 2 will struggle to match this in some areas, though will do just as well in other areas.
A new UI and improvement on the controllers would be amazing (Official drift fix instead of DIY kits?)
@@SwitchTalkChannelmaybe not 4k natively but if it was upscalled in 4k or 1440p just by a nvidia technology it can posssible to play in a better resolution than 1080p
To your point of Nintendo not releasing a version 2 to any console; their handhelds have done so (GB to GBA, DS to 3DS). Seeing as how their handheld only offerings no longer exist because of how much more effective the hybrid concept is; I see Nintendo becoming the hybrid console manufacturer for a few more gens to come.
Also wii to wiiU and Nes to Snes
@Mr_Saturn7 He did mention the Wii and Wii U but pointed out the fact that they're significantly different. But man, there were so many iterations of the DS that Nintendo ran out of names to tell them apart 😂😂😂
Nintendo 3d switch?
Yess bruh like ds, dsi, ds lite, 2ds, 3ds, new 3ds and more bro was just straight wrong there💀
NES to SNES, Wii to Wii U.
This guy has no clue what he's talking about. TeraFLops isn't any sort of accurate way to determine the output of a console. It's absurd to say "HOW IS IT POSSIBLE FOR THE SWITCH 2 TO PUT OUT 1.4 TFLOPS???"
Well for starters, at single point 16 bit instructions the Switch already puts out 1TFlops. These numbers are meaningless and the video is meaningless. He makes random predictions and presents them as fact.
8:13 Looking at the gameboy -> gameboy advance and DS -> DSi -> 3DS I can say that they definitely can get away with just a few minor upgrades if it means a good backwards compatibility.
I really hope the new switch will be able to play the current switch games, as it is a big selling point for the ps5 and xbox Series S/X that they can play last gen games.
Process archicture is not changing, only the form factor, it is not going from arm to x86 4ex.
yeah but weve already had switch - switch lite - switch olef 🤷♀️
@@jamiestevens2003well the gba sp, 2ds, dsi, original ds, ds lite, 3ds and the xl versions were very similar but we still got them. 🤷♂️
Let’s not forget the N3DS, which had a faster CPU and more RAM. Nintendo have a long history of releasing new iterations of older consoles - even if they were handhelds.
Gameboy - Gameboy Advance, DS - DSi, and 3DS - N3DS, yep, they always come in pairs.
One interesting point to note however, is they've yet to release a "pro" model console (well, except the SNES lol, does the Wii count from the GC?)
I would argue that Nintendo is stuck iterating on the Switch for the foreseeable future. Trying to separate the console and handheld markets back out again would be incredibly messy and as long as they are beholden to a single device that can do both Nintendo really can't get too crazy in trying new things.
Would still be nice if they could make the split again. I like how games made for handhelds are designed
Yeah, that makes the most sense. If the Switch 2 is backwards compatible, maybe the current controllers would be able to work with it too... I feel like also the customers (us lol) also have the expectation now that the next device would be hybrid just like the original Switch. Maybe with Switch 2 (or 3), there will be a new type of controller included in the box? Eg to enable AR/VR games...
@@zerohbeat One of things Nintendo could do with a future Switch iteration is offer a "Dock Pro", essentially a dock that has it's own built in GPU that could boost the graphical power of the Switch while in console mode, making something like Switch VR possible.
I think this was always their plan lol
Looking at how succesful the Switch is/was, they would be stupid to make anyhing else that an improved Switch.
I recently bought a Switch (my first console in years) for Tears of the Kingdom and was hesitant because I thought a successor was due; I watched a bunch of videos speculating on "Switch 2"... I have to say that yours is the only one that was credible, well sourced, and informative. Thank you!
I doubt there will be two different versions as that would increase game development cost and time. What I would like to see is a 40Hz mode like on the Steam Deck so games could look great while also feeling relatively smooth. Plus, less power will be used which means longer battery life. I would also like to see a significant increase in performance when docked just like Gaming Laptops when they are plugged in.
they just need to upgrade their current switch, like have it 16gb, make it be able to play triple a games like jedi survivor and hogwarts legacy and they should be good
@@wiizardx definitely dont think it needs to be powerful enough to support jedi survivor nintendo has never been the most powerful there pull comes from first party titles not triple A gaming
@@DndAJ4x i'd love to see a successor to the SNES. I'm old and grew up in the 80's-90's, haha. My take may be irrelevant, but for what it's worth i'd love to see a spiritual/physical successor to that console titan of years gone by.
You need a completely new system to play todays triple A games.
@@wiizardx lol, keep dreaming
I really hope they do OLED screens for the new console.
well they have oled screens already, so i’m pretty sure they will do it again
Never trust the Big N😈
And lite oled
For the reference of Nintendo’s console always being so different for eachother I would like to bring up the DS’s jump to the 3DS , it was basically a DS 2.0 that played in 3D. It was backwards compatible, but the 3DS games were not playable on the original DS. I hope the next “switch” will do something in line with that. I just want 120hz/FPS even if it’s just 1440p. I don’t need 4k lol
120hz at 1440p on a Nintendo console is delusional
Someone's forgotten that the DSi exists...
You're NOT getting 120 hz and 1440p. And you don't need it. You need to play PC and stop demanding this with consoles. Nobody needs 120 fps for generic gameplay, and it's a fairly minor improvement over 60 fps, yet requires an obscene amount of power. Of course, you don't need 4k... nobody does, again. Very few games even run natively at 4k today, and a large number of gamers don't even have high-end 4k TVs, which makes it a minor improvement. It costs too much money and power. 1080p on a tiny screen (7"?) is more than enough to be very crisp and clean (equal to PS4 in general, if not better due to new A.I. and AA methods and other dev tools/tricks). What matters more than raw pixel count is how polys are handled and AA and otherwise. Pixel count itself means very little, so just saying, '1440p' doesn't mean much. The controls are also very important as to how it actually plays!
The Switch will be the level of PS4. Likely 60 fps and 1080p. That's it.
I would be shocked if it's higher, as the PS4 is not even that high -- yet it's powerful and massive.
The Switch 2 will be tiny and handheld.
Name me a handheld gaming device that's 120 fps and 1440p? The Steam Deck is only about 60Hz and 1080p?
@@Rocksteady72ajust got my kids dis’s (they’re 6&4) and they dig them
il just be realistic and be happy if i can get 1080p 60fps on a swtich
I think it would be genius for Nintendo that if they were making another mobile console, that they would implement 2 bluetooth systems into the console: One dedicated for the controllers and another dedicated to wireless audio devices. This would fix the current issue that us consumers are dealing with because there's already a noticeable audio receiving delay even when the controllers are directly on the switch and if you were to take the switch controllers off, that would practically make it even worse for both the audio delay and now a delay in the controllers.
Will the price of the OLED go down? I am planning on buying one after Christmas
@@WestHamNewsAndMore At this point, I wouldn’t recommend getting a switch at all. It’s at the end of its life cycle and the next gen console is only months away. But if you wanna get a switch anyways, no there will not be a price drop, but rather game bundles
I just recently got a Nintendo Switch! Mostly because I wanted to go through the Pokémon games and been having tons of fun!
Nintendo including backwards compatibility would be HUGE and would be an instant buy on my part
I want to play pokemon and zelda badly, but when I heard about the switch fps problems in games like Pokemon and see it. I was upset because I want to play them, but without stuttering.If Nintendo does backwards. I will finally have the chance to play all the games Nintendo games I wanted to play. Before I use have a laptop with bad stuttering in games and I didn't like it. So one day when I was able to I built my first gaming and the stuttering in games I had before was gone and I got use to playing games with smooth fps. So yeah once you get a taste of smooth fps there is no way you want to go back to before.
@@skyecloud968 I've been playing PC for decades now, got a 144hz monitor. I haven't noticed much the slowdowns on Let's Go Eevee, Pokemon Shield and Pokemon Legends Arceus. And coming from 144hz on PC it actually didn't bother me much. Although if you go try a game like Apex Legends which I played a few hundred hours on PC..yeah that will be hard to get used to.
I have Zelda Breath of the Wild on the mail as I'm writing this and I can't wait to jump in 😀
Maybe keep an eye for the Nintendo next console! If they really bring backwards compatibility give these games a go 😊 (or try emulation 🤫)
Steam deck
@@skyecloud968most pokemon games work very well without any stuttering. Scarlet and violet are the ones with noticable issues.
This!
Really do hope they call it the Super Nintendo Switch
Nintendo Super Switch
Hey paisanos it's the super Nintendo super switch
@@michaelfornwald7582😂😂
Nintendo is not about ''performance'' or image quality. Is about GAME EXPERIENCE. They do not really care if PS or Xbox can do this and that. Nintendo can makes better games without all the ultra gaming standards that Sony and Microsoft have with their consoles.
Yep, sad how few people realize this. It’ll be a jump in power but people are insane if they think it’ll be more than like PS4 power
True this is why Nintendo attracts non gamer or folks usually have a switch to accompany their pc, ps, or Xbox
@@WickedlyChill absolutely
I’m not asking for 4k but at least make it clear. Some of their games are absolutely stunning on pc like bow, and it should be criminal to have them look as they do on their own devices
yes ik its so annoying when ppl compare like.... i honestly feel like thats why the switch ui is so bland idk
I really hope Nintendo steps up their graphics by more than just 4x
Switch is handheld meaning is small device compared playstation. What you want your console constantly being charged while gaming no one wants that. Steam deck is powerful but it only has 1hour 30 minutes gameplay use your brain it can overheat and caused damaged. You will be dissapointed with your high expectation.
Forget it
Battery life is only part of the issue as well, the Switch has LOUD fans even now! Not to mention while not nearly as awkward as the Steam Deck, it's being held by children as well. Then consider the fact that the Switch is cheaper than its competitors were, while including 2 separate halves of controllers with accelerometer, gyro, ir, has enough power to game, while also providing a built-in screen, speakers, aux port and support for HDMI out. It isn't cheap to make all of this stuff smaller, and yet still be 'competitive.'
@@kirito599i'm pretty sure modern smart phones have more than 4x the graphical power of the Switch.
@@knightchampiontechreviews2929 I'm pretty sure that most modern smartphones also cost a lot more. Even if a smartphone cpu/gpu can manage that there are several factors like thermals and battery life makes most smartphones cpu/gpu not run at full power like a switch or steam deck would do.
Considering both Orin and the T1 chips are ARM based there’s likely little to worry about backwards compatibility wise unless Nintendo messes up the software side. It shouldn’t need emulation imo
im not the sharpest tool in the shed so forgive me if this sounds dumb
but will I be able to use my "old" game cards for the switch 2 or has that been answered?
@@unfavred4205probably yes. Nintendo will probably make a change like from the ds to 3ds, where you could put ds cartridges in the 3ds, but not the other way around
@@narwhalestorm9881 awesome because I don't want to have to shell out more money for games
Omg I’m so happy to see switch content
In terms of backwards compatibility, Switch's Tegra X1/X1+ uses AArch64 (ARMv8/v9) instruction set which is very much up to date. Cutting-edge ARM chips are using AArch64 - like Apple's M series SOCs, newer Snapdragon SOCs and ofc, NVIDIA Orin series mentioned in the rumors. Software compatibility will likely not be a problem, since all they have to do is just to keep support old system API/ABIs on the newer model. I doubt they will drastically change Switch's OS anyways, so most games might just run on them as-is.
🤞🏼
It’s not that simple.
@@JevoKitano Why not? That is how the mobile market has worked for a long time. You can buy a newer android/iPhone and have old software still work, as long as the code has the correct ARM instruction set target. Android for instance has 4 targets: intel 64 and 32bit, which are not really used in cellphones, armeabi-v7a, which is old and includes three instruction sets, and finally the arm64-v8a which is the current one and supports AArch64. Everyone is using AArch64 these days so old software should still work provided the OS keep the old ABIs and API for backwards compatibility. Graphics wise, IDK how the switch did it with some games, because of the lower-level graphics APIs, but as long as it had some sort of API/ABI then it should be a software problem instead of a hardware one. And if not, there should be a way to create a low-overhead compatibility layer, like the sorts of dxvk and MoltenVK that exist in PC and MacOS. It's very likely that the games don't "freestyle" talking to the GPU and instead talk to a driver software (super common nowadays) and drivers being software, they should be easily adjusted to adapt old games to new hardware, specially more powerful new hardware.
The new switch needs to be around 100 teraflops with a 64K resolution and a 100” Super-duper OLED screen.
I hope switch 2 have complete backwards compatibility with switch, and at have least 5hrs of battery life.
Current switch already has like 5 hours of battery tho (unless you have V1)
Have to downvote bc battery life will not be that high
I never worried about battery life when it come to Nintendo. They always prioritize battery duration when they design their handheld. They even downclocked the hardware just to prolonge the battery.. im talking about switch and 3DS, they not running at their max capabilities.
I’m looking forward to this new Nintendo console.
Thanks for bringing that up! Wasn’t expecting at all!
Not just the AAA titles from other developers, but imagine what this means for Nintendo's own games. They can take future realeases of Zelda and a whole bunch of other new titles to an entirely new level. So much to look forward to!
Ngl I'm more excited for 3rd party AAA. Imagine playing other games that ps5 and Xbox can play and it be almost on par visually. We would be unstoppable
I agree. Nintendo's charm is in their 3rd party games. Octopath, monster hunter, dragon quest... those games would be amazing on next gen visuals.@@clarencep90
@@clarencep90None of y’all gonna play cyberpunk and stuff on the switch even if it does come out. Everyone just buys the Nintendo stuff. So Nintendo clearly won’t bother
This sounds like the new 3DS line. They increased the processing power while maintaining the OS and backwards compatibility, while committing to making exclusive games that took advantage of the new hardware. Ultimately we only got a handful of exclusives, the next switch I think will be closer to modernizing the switch line.
No this will be like ds to 3ds a new gen but pretty similar in terms of design
I think the switch 2 should also get an actual auto brightness sensor instead of what we have now
No way. I like to manually adjust my brightness and sound. Now, if you wish to have it, maybe Nintendo can implement both options, for both types of customers?
@@stripedrajang3571 that’s what I was was referring too
Night mode for the eyes
I do feel like Nintendo makes a “2” of systems pretty often though…
I know you said the Wii U/Wii were very different, but they really weren’t all that different. WiiU still played Wii games. Still had motion controls. etc.
Then NES vs SNES
GameBoy/Color vs GameBoy Advance
DS vs 3DS (with the DS line arguably being a “3” of the GameBoy line)
great video, just wanted to put that out there.
You're right, even Wii and WiiU
Fun fact : The X1 Chip was more then capable of running games at a much higher performance level then how it performs in the switch at this current time , this is because Nintendo purposefully downclocked the performance for better efficiency, if the X1 was performing at its highest all the time we’d have less battery life and much much more heat to dissipate
Great writing, with proper sourcing and source vetting statement.
Considering games are usually backward compatible when PCs/Macs update their processors, I'm sure they will be able to make their next console backward compatible, if they really want. They are the ones building the architecture, so I'd say it's their choice.
Yeah I was wondering that too
But seeing how its Nintendo. It won’t happen.
but theyre not building an architecture though, they're just using an ARM chip, just like in the switch 1
If they do that than I will finally be able to buy all the games I wanted to play on the switch, but on the switch 2 without the stuttering problem and with smooth fps.
It's not that simple.
ALL PCs use X86 instruction. This is what the CPU decompiles.
The Switch uses an ARM instruction. But there's no chance the Switch 2 will use an ARM processor, literally zero. However, ARM is very easy to emulate on X86, but it's impossible to "run it natively". You'd have to rewrite the games from the ground up essentially.
7:00 It's not a completely new architecture though. Tegra Orin still uses ARM CPU cores and Nvidia GPU cores just like Tegra X1. This is akin to upgrading your PC from an i7-6900K with a GTX 980 to an i9-13900K with an RTX 3080. Now you can suddenly turn on DLSS and/or ray-tracing and your fully modded Skyrim can run smooth in 4K. This is nothing like when Sony moved from that custom cell chip in the PS3 to a bog standard x86 AMD chip in the PS4, which is what really broke their backwards compatibility.
yeah exactly, no emulation will be required to run switch 1 games on an upcoming switch 2
considering the leaks seems to suggest that they stay at nvidea for there chips will mean that they can run natively, as nvidea is really really good at backwards compatibility
Great vid! Very informative and a high level in professionalism in declaring what's fact, leak, speculation, etc. Take my sub!
I'm so glad its going to pack PS4 power, I didn't expect next gen power as that is just far too unlikely for a handheld. Also, PS4 is still a very good console and runs games great with beautiful graphics so i am very excited for what the Switch has to offer.
100% agree
Hopefully they do like the DS and gameboy, where the next versions (2DS/3DS and gba) were more powerful versions of the last, but with a different form factor or even added buttons. Just imagine a switch with back buttons, a better screen and better average frame rate
Thank you, so much for giving proper info on any updates related to any potential new consoles from Nintendo. Many TH-camrs give minor updates or their title says update but says one sentence. You did not do this and that is super appreciated. These are just a couple of thoughts on your video and if my comments come off rude I do apologize.
I understand where you are coming from overall. Yet, the switch is more of a portable console allowing the closest option of both worlds. If you look at the mobile gaming systems from Nintendo you will notice that they do come out with different versions like the Gameboy and the DS i.e. dsi and 3ds. They do have a history of making repeat devices that improve upon the previous generation. Also, to keep the portable part, you can't go too large because, unlike most tablets, these devices are thicker, i.e., Steam deck, etc. If you go with the thinness of modern-day tablets most of them when gaming for extended periods throttle down due to passive cooling instead of active cooling. Nintendo is not a newcomer to using emulation to bring older games to newer hardware. Any thoughts on this please respond. I hope everyone has a good day or evening.
0:41 wasn't even drifting smh, great video
I think the LCD panel is so they can offer higher refresh rate and better performance in handheld mode without a massive hit to the battery. I would much rather have higher refresh rate and more performance from the chip with decent battery life than an OLED screen that has terrible battery life.
I hope they remain the joy con swap. Something different from all hand held gaming over the years. I wish bazeless, 120hz, 4k or at least 1080p, remain OLED and internal or external storage up to 1TB options and I dont mind about graphics but it would be nice if they upgraded the graphics but yeah its hand held gaming can’t expect more about graphics
Definitely getting a Switch 2. Had an amazing time with the OG Switch. Nintendo still knows how to make a masterpiece game after all these years.
the wait is killing me. cant wait for the new switch!
I do have confidence that they will be match the power of PS4, cos i remember back then PS Vita could pump out graphical power that "almost" matched PS3.
Even if they do finally reach PS4 power, it will be nothing brag-worthy considering that the PS5 is all the rage in the 2020s
Ps4 was pretty
useless for current generation
Snapdragon 8 gen 2 has 3.6 Tflops GPU 😂
And it's Single Core Geekbenmark score was higher than Ps4 multi core Geekbenmark score lol
Your expectation was way under .
@@catguy4996 but i mean at least you can bring your switch anywhere you go, and i think nintendo can brag about it. Like my case, i went out and about a lot so i can't play my game on couch. So far switch is the perfect for my case.
@@Mrorlgloth if the new switch can pump out more computional power than a PS4 that would be great, but remember that they have to clock down the power on hendheld mode to preserve the battery usage (i guess?) Hope they unlock all that horsepower on docked mode (even tho i'm gonna be rarely use it on docked mode 😅)
And what bothers me is how are they gonna make the game for the new switch compatible for the old switch if they r gonna make better graphical game for the new one.
@@dimitriushikaru9041 no need for that Mac with Apple silicon could used all its power without needed plug into power supply unlike Windows laptops .
Why even bothered ? Do we still got FF XVI for Ps4 ??
i would assume that the design if like the switch will have a much more controller feel and look to it instead of just a uncomfortable flat backside to the controllers, this would also make the controllers much easier to hold when playing games where you move around quite a bit.
The problem is that each joy-con is supposed to be a full controller by itself for local multiplayer games. A curvie, more confortable joycon would probably be more unconfortable when used sideways like that.
@@theviniso ive never seen anyone genuinly use that feature
Wow perfect timing I was planning on getting a switch next year can’t wait to see what they release!
Thank you for the video appreciate it 🙏🏽
The only thing I am hoping for are joy cons that aren't trash. My switch has been docked for 5 years at this point because my 2nd set of joy cons have button issues after the 1st set also had button issues. Even if they didn't they're so uncomfortable to use anyway that it's not worth getting new ones.
babes try having 5 sets going onto 6 sets of joycons…
I wouldn’t be surprised if this is going to be a switch 2 since I see the switch as a midpoint between console and handheld. Look at how many iterations of the gameboy and DS were made.
NGL that is one of the best goals in Blue Lock
Nice can't wait!
Gonna buy this one, really like the refresh, other one‘s getting really old now
I would sell my switch right now to try and get money for the Switch 2 but I’m really imagining they’ll have some sort of transfer system in place where you need both devices next to each other
lol those arms/hands 😂
thanks for shares, i love switch 2 design💜
When they announced that they wouldn’t be launching anything for the next year, I caved in and bought a switch oled.
I mean, I'd say the jump between certain Nintendo consoles is smaller than others. Like NES to SNES and N64 to GameCube felt more like refinements rather than radical revolutions in hardware. Ofc SNES and GameCube had their unique points too, but it wasn't a complete change like SNES to N64 or GC to Wii. I think a "Super Switch" could introduce a few smaller refinements while still being mostly similar to the first Switch.
Gamecube to Wii is the smallest jump Nintendo ever did. the wii is literally an overclocked gamecube with additional ram
8:08 dude really left out the entire DS line if hand-helds to make a wrong point🤣
I’m gonna high ball it by a few years but ima say THIS AGED LIKE FINE WINE
Technology wise, I’m sure they could EASILY surpass ps4 level of graphics while still being portable so this should be expected. But this is Nintendo after all, so they would find a way to mess it up. I really hope they can hit this goal while still allowing for full backward compatibility. I’m a little hesitant in building a backlog of games
They will definitely find a way to mess it up😂
What kind of mess up if I may know?
oh for sure could easily pass ps4 graphics right now. there’s many handhelds that could even go up to 4k right now.
@@alejandrohernandez-pq4wu won't reach the ps5 and series X I highly doubt. Just look at their records
With all the features and capabilities some would like to see, it would definitely mean what you will see is a chunkier system similar to the Steam deck. I don’t know what Nintendo will ultimately do, what I do know is that it will be an improvement to the Switch, but it might not meet all the expectations. We will see….
I think they ought to simply make another great console, such as a successor to the SNES. I dearly loved that system and the games were just out of this world. The amount of great content from that era may still be unmatched? I think the console route is the way to go. I hope people don't end up being worn out on the handheld/hybrid model. Been a smashing success this Gen, but I fear doing another could be somewhat of a flop. I think people are hoping for more and something that actually competes with PS5.
@@jasonleveck8546valid point, but the ability to have a portable gaming experience is underated. I (and I'm surely not alone here) appreciate the ability to play in bed, commuting or waiting to be seen at the Dr's office for example. Switch does an amazing job at being a supplemental system.
I can't wait to see what kind of higher specs and upgraded hardware that will be announced, but an 11 inch screen is way too big, IMHO. Takes away too much of the portability factor. 7 inch, like on the current Oled is perfect, 8 at the most.
And it should definitely maintain it's switch/ portability factor. It's definitely one of the biggest reasons why so many people, including myself have made the purchase and contributed to switch success over all these years
The Steam Deck is a very chonky boy, Nintendo will never release a Switch that big. I'll be surprised if it's bigger than the current Switch at all.
@@theviniso I totally agree.
Just watch the whole video felt like I was getting a explanation from Spider-Man😂
1:08 Ohhhh they have a dev kit which means they might make a launch title, ive absolutely loved the games they put out im excited
True that Nintendo never made a sequel console to any of their home systems, but they have made sequel consoles of their handhelds, and the Switch is a handheld. So I think the possibility of a direct successor console like a Switch 2 is very likely.
SNES and Wii U were “sequel consoles” to the NES and Wii U. Nintendo isn’t new to this.
Its not very likely, because nintendo switch is docked too.
I'm worried about backwards compatability with physical games. I have a bunch of physical games and it would suck if i can't play my physical TOTK on the new switch 2.
Nintendo has always been pretty good at that, it will be weird if it wasn't imo
Better graphics/ better performance?…..or backwards compatibility?….hmmm
Easy decision for me……and Nintendo.
@@thetechrealisti think juste running Switch games would be a first cool step, but in second time a better framerate with a better résolution could be done for all games. But a graphics improvement just can happen if the dev of the game do an update for the Game , so not for them.
@@thetechrealist Not an easy choice for me. If there's BC with physical I would upgrade immediately but if there in no BC, I am leaning heavily on buying another switch. I've been debating whether it's even worth waiting since Nintendo seems to only be implying digital transfer.
My old switch is cracking at the back and is old and I need a replacement. I have so many games sitting on my shelf I haven't even played yet.=/
On top of that I guess it also depends on what sonic games are planned for the next system. I use to upgrade for Pokemon but I'm now into sonic. I guess I could buy my replacement now and then put money to the side for the new switch 2 but I doubt I'll be getting it at launch and I only plan to buy 1 game then finish it before buying another which will likely be a sonic game when I do buy. Assuming sega continues making sonic for the next system. I'm tired of having backlogs.
Thanks for the update. I hope you’re right with most of your predictions.🙏🏼
I'm not kidding i had a adrelin rush from this video.i can't wait for the switch 2.
I'm hoping for a VR style wearable glasses as the screen which is connected to another clipped on device which powers it for some augmented reality type of games. Where turning your head is a form of 360 control.
Never going to happen.
You are absolutely right, Nintendo’s consoles are so different from generation to generation, but I just can’t imagine it not being a hybrid like the switch.
A 10-11 inch screen would be awesome, can’t wait.
but gaming while laying on your back with a 10inch screen would just mean you smack your nose inside your skull when eventually you drop it on your face 🤣🤣.
I think around 8inch of screen is better sort of the size of an ipad mini.
@@doeldoormat you got a point.
I mean, I'd say the jump between certain Nintendo consoles is smaller than others. Like NES to SNES and N64 to GameCube felt more like refinements rather than radical revolutions in hardware. Ofc SNES and GameCube had their unique points too, but it wasn't a complete change like SNES to N64 or GC to Wii. I think a "Super Switch" could introduce a few smaller refinements while still being mostly similar to the first Switch.
I'm getting hyped here 😆
8:02 Just completely neglected that Nintendo has multiple handhelds that are upgrades from their past iterations DS, DS Lite, 3DS, 2DS, Gameboy, Gameboy Color, Gameboy Advance, Gameboy Micro
Can't wait for the steam deck 2. Went from switch to steam deck and wow. It's amazing. I can play playstation, xbox, indie and third party games all on one system. Hurray. 😊
Hahah, wrong video. Here everyone want Switch 2. I didn't like Steam Deck even it more powerful than my Switch OLED
I found the Deck verry interisting. I gonna wait for the Switch 2 and the Steam Deck 2 too 😁
Boyo it’s literally a portable computer
Damn. I just bought my first Switch (Oled) last week 😞
Ive been wanting that for the past year. Ive held out, waiting for switch 2.
the switch was such a great idea, it would be nice to see it's new version more powerful
Been 50 years of gaming first game to ever release was Tennis game back in late 50s there was no game system yet till 1972 technology really changed so much more then we ever knew
Totk is made by Nintendo after telling developers to wait so it’s not too much of a stretch to think of them releasing a patch unlocking totk’s full potential or that they just made a second version for the new switch
I really hope that, a upgrade who makes total runs smoothly in the new console
They better upgrade their games and boost the framerate, many PS4 games got really nice upgrades for the PS5
I'm quite excited for the successor to the switch. PS4 performances is totally fine to me. I consider the switch to me be mainly a handheld console, expecting a switch 2 to have ps5 performances is not realistic, at least at a reasonable price
And also unnecessary. If you want PS5 performance - just get a PS5. :)
The Switch is about portability, unique games and co-op sessions with friends…
I can’t wait tbh. The first time I played the switch, I played it handheld with Breath of the Wild. That’s a feeling I’ll never forget.
I hope that the Nintendo switch 2 will have a achievement system
My idea of a perfect Nintendo console would be close to what there is now, but I think the portable one should be the “lite” version, and the regular console should be like a traditional console, with the ability to use the portable one as a 5th player on it, like the wii u but not limited by a wifi/BT connection.
makes no sense, how do you make games in a console like that?
I agree. I think the bulk of the console should be within the dock itself and the handheld device be a less powerful yet more portable version.
Been looking forward to whoever will bring any news about the new switch! And he is right that the current switch models are kinda under powered, reason I didn't buy one for travelling. I hope AMD makes the chip for the next switch, nvidia is good too but hopefully AMD can take a lead on it.
Nvidia is not "good too". Nividia is the best of the best lol
@@eros2144AMD is dominating the handheld market. Would love to see what nvidia will do with their chips in handhelds.
@@tauqeerdarve4876 True! Competition at it's best!
It's probably going to be Nvidia as Nintendo would have to be mad to not make the next switch backwards compatible
@@theviniso I am looking forward to what Nintendo will have to offer for the next SWITCH.
I Hope they keep accessibility features in mind when designing the console and its programming.
Nintendo developed their bread and butter niche with the Switch name. I always had a gut feeling this would see a sequel console.
I think we're about at the point of diminish and return in regards to how powerful a gaming system could be. Whether handheld or the ones we play on our TV. I think we passed that point after Xbox 360. It was some pretty advanced hardware. And great graphics, features, etc. has been a given after that point.
the only advancement i could think of is ray tracing and slower load times. slowly but surely we’ll have some actual improvements to consoles.
All I care about is 4K docked and 1080p handheld. I’m willing too pay 💰 up too $450plus tax $500
The Wii u gamepad needs to be nintendos next switch 2. With a few adjustments this could be the perfect handheld =
- Propper analogue triggers and backbuttons. Halleffect joysticks both joysticks on top and games made to be played with both joysticks!
- Get rid of the camera, the nfc reader, the stylus and the horizontal line in the back.
- Make the gamepad just a tiny bit smaller with bigger dpad and buttons like the gamecube controller.
- Bigger 120 hz variable refresh rate oled screen (but not too big that it doesnt leave space for joysticks and ur hand to rest on)
- A good fast mobile chip inside with lot of gpu power to play all games 720p 120hz, and a big battery.
- Matte black color with rubber grips and red green blue yellow matte buttons with purple brown triggers each button its own color !
Can't wait for the new Nitendo Drift😂
Another cool thing is that as game developers develop games for the switch, which is arm based, these games will be easier to port to mobile. So we may see an actual COD game come to mobile and be cross play.
Cod already has mobile game called cod mobile & warzone mobile.
@@mirasam3370 Yeah but it’s not cross play, and not as good as the real games.
Would love a larger display, at least 9". Switched from docked to handheld mode the other day and the size is hard to play games on. Had the console right in my face, which is tiring for my arms and impractical. I don't mind a bigger device since the switch is more transportable than portable - a backpackable rather than pocketable device
That’s too big
@@denisn8336ima have to agree, this is a portable console, not an ipad
hell no, the switch is already twice the size of a 3ds its too big already
The color is really pretty. i might look into it just for the color LOL. (i really hope the joycon drift would be fixed in this newer model)
I miss the Wii Zappers. Shooting games were so much fun. I wish they would bring those back.
I like your updates!
crazy that the switch is gonna become a retro console
I want more features catered to docked usage, or a switch that is a standard console. They made a handheld only switch, it’s only right the other side gets something too
I pray that N64's Conker's Bad Fur Day will one day come out on Switch
Oh good the switch 2. I just got a switch waiting for an upgraded version, but caved thanks to a new Zelda.
I may not care about the screen being top-of-the-line, or the games running at sixty FPS. But here are the things I DO want from a switch successor:
1: All my old games available
2: Better joycon, the current ones are cheap and uncomfortable, I had to get a Satisfye grip to play comfortably
3: A fun new console menu that really just screams unique, like the Wii or the PS4
I Just Hope God It’s Compatible With The Old Switch!
"I'm not sure what to do with my hands."
- Ricky Bobby
the song at the end has kompetenz
I am def going to get the next switch!
All I care about is the Resolution on a Big Screen HDTV being upgraded. Zelda, Mario Kart etc... in 4K would be amazing
Imagine Nintendo makes a switch 2, pro switch 2, and pro switch 2 max
I wonder if it will be marketed as a switch or something new though