Alby_da_Wolf on 28 September 2019
| dridella said: Just read this from a review from Wired "" Technically, the name "Switch" no longer fits, as the Lite cannot connect to a television, thereby not being able to 'switch' between docked and portable forms. It also means only games with a handheld mode are compatible with the new console – try to buy anything on Nintendo eShop that requires TV output (Labo, Just Dance, 1-2-Switch, Super Mario Party) and you'll be warned it's incompatible. This is the biggest change, but not the only one. "" But they also refer to it being a new console |
Sarkar said:
If it can’t play all the Switch games then it can’t be the Switch? |
Well, it can just run NS games, as it doesn't add new features, it just omits existing ones, so we cannot consider it a new platform, but it cannot run them all. Technically we could define it a subset of NS. Or maybe, as it cannot run whole classes of NS games due to missing functionalities, even a vector subspace of NS.
