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A beefier Switch is what everyone wants. The number 1 complaint I hear about it is how game X looks worse on it than the Xbox/PS version. Hopefully Nintendo le
by BudaDude 2y ago
A beefier Switch is what everyone wants. The number 1 complaint I hear about it is how game X looks worse on it than the Xbox/PS version.
Hopefully Nintendo learned its lessons from the Wii U.
- pipeline_peak 2y agoA beefier iteration is the Xbox PlayStation way. To many people what makes Nintendo special is that they often avoid that. Wii, Switch, snd DS being successful examples. >Hopefully Nintendo learned its lessons from the Wii U. That’s my concern, Nintendo doesn’t like incremental titles like “Switch 2”. They’d rather call it something weird like “Switch Me” which only confuses non informed customers.
- digging 2y agoIf they were on their game it would just be "Big Switch".
- internet101010 2y agoYeah playing emulated Switch games is a much better experience on a Steam Deck than it is on the Switch. Nintendo is in a weird spot now because the competitive landscape is much different.
- vunderba 2y agoAgreed, a lot of people were expecting a bump in processing power in the OLED refresh, but it's pretty clear now that they were saving that for the Switch 2.
- StephenAmar 2y agoThe only thing I want is to be able to play totk without horrific fps drops. That’s all
- consteval 2y ago> Hopefully Nintendo learned its lessons from the Wii U But... this is in direct contradiction to what you're saying. The Wii U was essentially a beefier Wii and it failed. It wasn't revolutionary, wasn't much of a new form factor. But it did have beautiful games. If you look at all the Nintendo consoles that ate up the competition, none of them are "iterations". They're brand-new things. DS, Wii, Switch were all major departures from what came before them.