Digital Foundry: We've been mulling over Nintendo Switch 2 leaks since June 2021 (!) and now, finally, we're able to confirm them - and to add a lot more background detail.
Bravely Default: Flying Fairy HD Remaster joins the Switch 2 as a solid entry for both new players and returning fans.
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Donkey Kong Bananza Direct presentation, featuring roughly 15 minutes of information about the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2 game.
1.0 tf handheld and 3.0 tf's docked, very good, just like a series s. This will be series s's lifeline for ports.
There are several factors against the Switch 2 that will make it a modest hit at best i feel.
1. People are past the novelty of modern games running on a handheld and now everyone knows all the 3rd party ports will be the worst versions.
2. £75 games means even first party titles will struggle to sell. This will mean less risk taking which will mean endless rehashes of 1st party franchises.
3. If the console isn't going to be the phenomenon that the original Switch was then 3rd party support will dry up and a doom spiral will start.
Indies could save it but we will see. Hopefully Nintendo are giving them the dev kits because they are certainly going to need strong indie support.
Me personally, for the first time since the virtual boy, i will not be getting a new Nintendo console at launch. Drop the game prices and i'll jump onboard.
3GB seems like a lot of memory reserved for the OS though.
Does this really shock people? I mean, the price for what you’re getting is far more shocking to me.
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