Thread 719113115

The first Switch was their NES moment -- total reset, everyone bought one.
But instead of creating a Super Nintendo Switch (SNS), they've given us the “Switch 2.”

Clumsy name, awkward two USB-C setup, and specs that already look mid.
It’s not a disaster, but it feels like a half-step -- the same trap Atari fell into with the 5200, coasting on the brand instead of pushing technology.

I wouldn't get one even if it was free.

>>719113115 (OP)
Didn't read, bananza my mate

Still buying a Switch 2

do you really need another switch seethe thread, aren't two enough

>>719113115 (OP)
Switch 2 is their ultimate console moment. Switch 2 is the pinnacle of Nintendo design. They've gone from the Famicom that had controller that docked to the side of the console, and the game cartridges you put into the console, to the Switch where the controllers still do that, and the console itself goes into the dock like it itself is a cartridge. This thing is a game console for the TV, and a handheld for taking with you on the go. Try it out and you will experience Nintendo Magic.

>NES -> SNES generational leap.
>Switch -> Switch 2 should’ve been that.

Instead it’s like 2600 -> 5200 energy: awkward middle child nobody asked for.

>>719113115 (OP)
The absolute state of OP's raped asshole right now.

>>719113115 (OP)
>specs that already look mid.

>>719113431
Sorry, tendie, but I don't check the catalog
>>719113893
Lol
>>>719114019
I don't think it will look as good this holiday season.
>>719113208
Brainrot B-Game

>>719113115 (OP)
They could’ve gone full Apple.
$800 “Super Switch” with OLED standard, DLSS, drift-proof Joy-Con, 4K dock.
People would’ve lined up like it was an iPad 2.
Instead, we get a gimmicky half-step.

Sony India moment.