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Forums - Nintendo Discussion - Nikkei- Switch Pro model delayed out of 2019, budget model still scheduled for release this year

I think that is a good idea. It will give 2019 and 2020 some sort of boost thanks to the new Hardware. Releasing the Switch Lite this year make sense because there are many "handheld" franchises are releasing this year like Yokai Watch 2, Fire emblem, Animal Crossing and Pokemon.



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I'll wait for the Switch+.



Oh well, guess I'm keeping my day 1 model then.



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Now it makes sense.If the Switch mini is dockable, then I can see Nintendo making it happen.What I was opposed to was this model being completely handheld only.But If Nintendo managed to make it smaller(or whatever the lite version entails) and still dockable, and probably comming with a dock itself on whatever bundle it comes with, then I can see it happening.



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If the Pro model is having heat and compatibility issues that sounds more like a "Switch 2" than just a minor upgrade.



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Mar1217 said:

Then, they're intending to go along the Switch concept even with a smaller form factor ... good. (If the report is to be believed)

I'll stay on my toes though, it wouldn't make sense for a more powerful Switch to have difficulties running the basic OS it has right now, power consumption might be the true issue.

Anywoo, this is just a report going off rumors and supposed hearings so Nintendo plans might change along the way or be completly differently to what's been said there.

Don't forget that Nintendo are pretty insane when it comes to insuring a device has 100% compatibility with the previous games, they literally playtested every single Gameboy and Gameboy Colour cartridge in the GBA to insure 100% of them worked on the new systems.... throw the spanner into the works that the Switch now has 2k titles on it and a lot of them are huge in comparison to the 512kb GB games of old.

On topic though, this is pretty cool to hear, wouldn't be nice to shell out on a pro version of a system only to find it had issues coming out the gate, you buy a premium system you want to feel like you're getting a bug free premium experience.



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honestly they are wasting their time with a more powerful version to justify a repurchase. How much more powerful can they make it?

This shit needs to be built with that in mind from day 1.



 

 

Delayed from what? I wasn’t aware Nintendo had set any date.

Also, I wasn’t aware they were calling it Switch Pro. Every indication has been that they’re looking to release a next generation (or a Switch 2) line, not some +/pro thing.



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I'll be waiting to see the pro then. No interest in a smaller model.



The Article is said to be incorrect. Here is a twitter feed explaining some of the issues with western reporting. 

Last edited by Acevil - on 17 April 2019