| Soundwave said: March 2017 - Switch (Tegra X1 1/3 a XBox One performance) |
Too much power for just revisons, I don't think Miyamoto have something that on mind, that Switch Pro with PS4 tier performance would be most likely be Switch 2.
But like we wrote before, Switch Pro (1080p screen, probably bigger screen, with docked performance in handheld mode) with and Switch Mini (around 4-5" 720p screen with stronger battery) with Tegra x2 is probably what will be Switch revisions.
jonathanalis said:
knowing nintendo, id bet in something a little diferent. In 2020 a switch version using x2, but with the same size and power of regular switch. With a few changes: 1080p screen, and portable mode with the same performance as regular switch dock mode. Optionaly, the user could set to batery save mode, that would slow the clock and perform like regular switch, bt with 50% more batery life. In such way, the development would be the same, targeting reglar and dock mode regular switch. Also regular switch could still run every game, giving a full 7 to 8 years support to the regular switch. Nintendo showed a not sucessful experience with new 3DS excusives. Is better every switch being able to run every upcoming switch game. |
Agree, I would just add and Switch Mini, around 4-5" 720p screen with strong battery, just for handheld play, with lower price point. Maybe even Switch just for home console play.
| Soundwave said: I think he's speaking more than just "an extra year or two". A 5 year versus 6 year cycle is not really that different. 5 year versus a 9 year cycle ... now that's different. |
I was thinking about 6-7 years life span similar like DS and 3DS, last few their home consoles had lifespan around 5 years.
