Nintendo has responded to questions around its decision to go with an LCD screen for the Switch 2 rather than an OLED screen, as it used for the OLED version of the OG Switch. Is it a "downgrade?"
The Nintendo Switch 2 comes with a hidden HDR setting that improves the console's visual quality, according to a report.
The Nintendo Switch 2 GameShare feature for online multiplayer is a terrible experience, especially in the rapid racing game Fast Fusion.
Of course. They were always the worst when it came to this stuff. Why would they change it? They are breaking sales records.
"Welcome Tour is a calming, surprisingly engaging hardware exhibition with a handful of cool minigames, a trove of interesting info, and some neat demos that showcase exactly what the little system can do. It makes you feel good about buying the thing, which makes the platform holder's decision not to bundle it with the console utterly baffling. Featuring expensive add-ons you might not own also won't impress anyone who's indignant that the company wants another 10 bucks for this.
That aside, it's an undeniably fine demonstration of Nintendo's thoughtful design approach. It's cute, it's fun, and it's a shame the whole pack-in argument overshadows the delightful software. Anyone interested in tech, design, or Nintendo in general should check it out immediately." - Gavin Lane | NintendoLife
I mean I'd have to assume an OLED screen that does 120Hz wouldn't be cheap. The fact that is HDR is a nice bonus though.
I got a feeling and OLED version will come out later.
The consideration was that they can sell a OLED version latter down the line for $100 extra.
I'm very happy with my LCD PS portal right now, so LCD for switch 2 is fine by me.
Lcds are still good depending on quality. 1080p should make it look great. Oled would've increased the price further.