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I am Become Bilbo Baggins
You know what I mean.
A true generational leap. I don't want the Switch 1.5.
You know what I mean.
A true generational leap. I don't want the Switch 1.5.
You know what I mean.
A true generational leap. I don't want the Switch 1.5.
Nintendo + Nvidia =
Switch 2 will still have a very modest power budget not to mention targeting a consumer friendly price. So wanting an ice cream maker and the kitchen sink will just lead to disappointment.
To be fair, Nintendo have a lot of cash. They're not poor. They make a loss on every console sold and then make it back with software sales. There really isn't an excuse to go maximum power.
Imagine a 14inch OLED Switch that does 4K/60 with ease. Tell me you don't want it.
that's bigger than an iPad Pro. 8 inches max
That is not a handheld console, unless you are a giant............14inch OLED display and a 5TB of storage
I can get behind that. If Nintendo released a Switch 2 Pro at launch with some extra power and an OLED for $700 I would buy it day one. Not sure I need a screen bigger than 8" though.I'd love Nintendo to go all in. Get some of the world's best engineers and give us a handheld that can play current gen games at 4K/60.
Throw in a 14inch OLED display and a 5TB of storage.
Make it a worthwhile upgrade.
An 8inch screen would be good for a lite version of the console, but I think the main console needs a bigger, more premium screen. 14inchs would personally be my ideal sweet spot, but I understand it might be a little big for some people.
That is not a handheld console, unless you are a giant............
To be fair, Nintendo have a lot of cash. They're not poor. They make a loss on every console sold and then make it back with software sales. There really isn't an excuse to go maximum power.
Imagine a 14inch OLED Switch that does 4K/60 with ease. Tell me you don't want it.
I get it, but the size is too big for a lot of folks and the price would be high for an OLED like that.
I don't want it and neither does the vast majority of users who want a handheld formfactor. "Maximum power" also ignores form factor, weight and battery life.
Nintendo always sell their hardware for a profit by utilizing non leading edge technology. I doubt that will change with switch 2. For those looking for more performance there's Rog ally etc but they won't play Nintendo games.To be fair, Nintendo have a lot of cash. They're not poor. They make a loss on every console sold and then make it back with software sales. There really isn't an excuse to go maximum power.
Imagine a 14inch OLED Switch that does 4K/60 with ease. Tell me you don't want it.
It will not do native 4k except when it will do native 4k.but brah just face it, switch2 aint doing native 4k except for pong and crap.
okay, maybe 14inchs is too big for some people to handle.
How about this idea. The standard Switch 2 has a basic 8inch screen.
The lite version 7 inch
The Pro model has a 14inch display, even a 14.6inch display like the Galaxy Tab Ultra. For those who want to know how big that it is:
I know that would be a big more expensive, but there is a market for it. My man Shifty1897 would drop 700 on one. I would drop up to £800 if it had a giant 4K OLED.
PC gaming handhelds aren't 4K but all of a sudden Nintendo would release a 4K handheld
Yeah surely! Upscaled image to 4k when docked. First party titles usually are 60fps, I really doubt a Nintendo handheld will achieve 4k60fps docked for let's say, Mario. I could be wrong and I hope I'm wrong but for how much such a device would be selling for?DLSS will help
Yesh
Mesh shaders you shay?...
Yeah surely! Upscaled image to 4k when docked. First party titles usually are 60fps, I really doubt a Nintendo handheld will achieve 4k60fps docked for let's say, Mario. I could be wrong and I hope I'm wrong but for how much such a device would be selling for?
based on rumoured specs, it will be a generational leap akin to ps3 -> ps4 proYou know what I mean.
A true generational leap. I don't want the Switch 1.5.
You know what I mean.
A true generational leap. I don't want the Switch 1.5.
Needs DLSS + Frame gen.
It won't.Love Nintendo games but hate their hardware since the Wii
Switch 2 might be different. Will see.
Probably ultra performance or some new mode lower than ultra performance created just for the switch.4k output is my guess. Maybe via DLSS.
Idk man, Playstation 4 graphics and Nintendo always squeezes out good graphics on their systems.It won't.
likely uses hdmi 2.1, so 4k is supported by default. nothing special there.
no way games will use a 4k internal res, so upscaling will be required to hit 4k. hopefully DLSS.
Oh for sure! I was just stating that the hardware won't be powerful this time around (different). I'm sure the games will be great and look great regardless.Idk man, Playstation 4 graphics and Nintendo always squeezes out good graphics on their systems.
Like all the other consoles and even in baby cases, gaming PCs out there. I don't care about native resolution as long as it looks goodI mean, mesh shading is kind of a given knowing it is Ampere-based. 4K on the other hand, would need to be achieved through DLSS.
Even PS5 Pro uses the Sony version of DLSS to achieve “4K”I mean, mesh shading is kind of a given knowing it is Ampere-based. 4K on the other hand, would need to be achieved through DLSS.
Switch 2 will run BotW/TotK at 60fps without breaking a sweat. You’re talking a 10x compute leap in CPU and GPU, 3x the Ram with 4x the bandwidth, hardware accelated Ray Tracing, DLSS 3.5 (which also support ray reconstruction).If that thing manages 60fps in botw/totk with framegen on top of that, it's going to be worth the upgrade for any Switch user.
Yes a $700 dedication console which is 10x the physical footprint of Switch 2 that uses 20x the electricity. Not really an apples to apples comparison is it.Even PS5 Pro uses the Sony version of DLSS to achieve “4K”
Did you read what i wrote? lolYes a $700 dedication console which is 10x the physical footprint of Switch 2 that uses 20x the electricity. Not really an apples to apples comparison is it.
I hope that, if they don't release a next gen update, at least allow system level upscaling and FG, that would be a deal setter for me, I played like 100 hours of TOTK when it came out but I was kinda fatigued and never finished it because I played BOTW from time to time and after 100 more hours of TOTK it hit me, so just this week I finally finished that game, and I want to go back but after playing so much on PC the last thing I want is to play at 30 fps any longerSwitch 2 will run BotW/TotK at 60fps without breaking a sweat. You’re talking a 10x compute leap in CPU and GPU, 3x the Ram with 4x the bandwidth, hardware accelated Ray Tracing, DLSS 3.5 (which also support ray reconstruction).
Yes, and it is also going to be 200$ only.PC gaming handhelds aren't 4K but all of a sudden Nintendo would release a 4K handheld
Sounds awesome! AhahYes, and it is also going to be 200$ only.
From leaks of project codenames there’s a very good chance Breath of the Wild Remastered will be one of the launch games along with the new 3D Mario (next gen exclusive) and Metroid Prime 4 (cross gen).I hope that, if they don't release a next gen update, at least allow system level upscaling and FG, that would be a deal setter for me, I played like 100 hours of TOTK when it came out but I was kinda fatigued and never finished it because I played BOTW from time to time and after 100 more hours of TOTK it hit me, so just this week I finally finished that game, and I want to go back but after playing so much on PC the last thing I want is to play at 30 fps any longer