Accessory maker reveals new details about Nintendo Switch 2, and it’s good news
The accessory maker recently announced new information about the Nintendo Switch 2. If this is true, then owners of the first Switch in particular may be happy with the new console.
With over 139 million units sold, the Nintendo Switch is one of the most successful consoles in recent years. Therefore, many players are eagerly waiting to see what his successor will be like.
A few days ago, third-party accessory maker Mobapad published new details about the new Nintendo Switch 2. According to the accessory maker, the information was obtained during the development of the controller for the new console.
Nintendo Switch 2 will be backwards compatible
Nintendo fans can be happy: according to Mobapad, all game cards from the first Switch should also work on the new device. Old Nintendo Switch games can also be played on the new console..
It will also reportedly receive a display upgrade. Therefore, the Nintendo Switch 2 screen will have a resolution of 1080p and a size of 8 inches. Unlike the first version of the console, which had a 720p screen resolution and a 6.2-inch screen size, this would certainly be an improvement.
The bottom of the Nintendo Switch 2 should also include a USB-C port for charging and a docking station, with support for up to 4K resolution and battery upgrades.
Nintendo Switch 2 will also support older controllers
In addition to old games, The current PRO controller and Joy-Cons will also be compatible with Nintendo Switch 2.although you’ll only be able to connect to the new console over a wireless network.
Since it will not be possible to physically connect them to the console. According to Mobapad, the new Nintendo Switch 2 will work with a magnetic mounting system for the controllers instead of the current physical rails or rails.
There is no official information about the presentation or release date of Nintendo Switch 2 yet.. According to the latest leaks, the new console could hit the market in 2025 and be shown at the Nintendo Direct presentation in June 2024.
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