| aTokenYeti said: A switch successor targeting the Series S would be ideal. And if it’s targeting a 2024 launch, that should be more than possible. I don’t think people realize just how far mobile processing technology has come since the mid 2010s, and the Switch was using a generation out of date graphics architecture when it launched. |
It is theoretically doable right now. The problem is the cost, and Ninty's reluctance to lose money on hardware. It is not going to be possible to deliver Series S performance in a reasonably sized handheld, with at least 2.5 hours of battery life, for $300-$350 (or even $400), at break even or better, in 2024.
