They just need to keep dialing down their portable console and accessorize the hell out of it like the current Switch.
Nintendo has essentially left the fixed home console market already as they just couldn't find long term success unlike their handhelds.
Basically it needs:
* Higher quality display. - Higher refresh rate with VRR technology wouldn't be the end of the world.
* Controllers that aren't designed for childrens hands and suffer from quality control issues like drift.
* Better graphics. (Goes without saying.)
* Digital/Physical library from the current Switch can be brought forward rather than starting your library again from scratch.
* Longer battery life.
* Better, more responsive OS/GUI.
Nintendo has found it's userbase and market with the Switch... Which isn't just a temporary market like with moms/dads and the Wii that were surfing on the back of a gimmick/cool factor. - They just need to keep that momentum going with the successor and keep delivering on the games.
DLSS I don't see as a necessary requirement. - Ray tracing though? Definitely.
Needs to be packed with the latest modern rendering features to ensure ports.
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