Nintendo Confirms New Switch OLED Bundle Amidst Switch 2 Rumors
Nintendo's new OLED bundle could be the final push that the hybrod console needs to become the best-selling video game console ever.
Nintendo's new OLED bundle could be the final push that the hybrod console needs to become the best-selling video game console ever.
Sony's PlayStation 5 Pro is coming, but don't you dare overlook what Microsoft and Nintendo has in store.
After years of rumors, speculations, and leaks, Nintendo might finally be ready to reveal and release the next Nintendo console.
Credible sources have hinted that Persona 6 will see a multi-platform release, which will include the Xbox and the Nintendo Switch 2.
With this much free cash, Nintendo could literally buy Square Enix twice over and still have a couple of hundred millions leftover.
Nintendo might be preparing to follow a similar timeline with the first Switch, announcing it in October before releasing it in March.
Andrew Wilson may have refused to "acknowledge" the next Nintendo console but he did share his particularly positive outlook.
10 million units is a lot until you realize that the Nintendo Switch sold 13.12 million units worldwide when it first came out in 2017.
Where there's smoke, there's fire, and there's a whole lot of smoke blowing all over the world coming straight from Kyoto.
Technically, it wouldn't be delaying if it doesn't release this year, but the Nintendo Switch desperately need a more powerful replacement.
According to the same source, the next Nintendo console will normalize the sale of $70 games for the presumably still hybrid platform.
Nintendo has yet to confirm its Switch successor but there are already reports of which games will be on it when it comes out.
The exact details surrounding Nintendo's still-to-be-confirmed Switch successor continues to remain elusive.
A Reddit user revealed that the leaked source code of Grand Theft Auto V contains very few references to the Switch.
The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom makes up nearly 20 million of this figure, making it one of the best-selling games of all time.
Rockstar's engagement with hybrid platforms has been limited and porting over a resource-heavy game like GTA might be a significant venture.
Nintendo is smart enough to know that it shouldn't risk alienating the player base of the third-best-selling video game console of all time.
With a legacy of supporting game libraries, Nintendo's rumored decision to limit backwards compatibility on the Switch 2 feels like a major step back.