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Everything about the rumoured Nintendo Switch successor - Nintendo Switch launched in March 2017 and is now in its seventh...

In a recent event in preparation for Sharp’s 111th anniversary this year, President and CEO Robert Wu announced they will hold a culminating event dubbed Sharp Technology Day on November 11.

Could this be the Switch successor?

Nintendo argues it can’t afford to make the current Switch cheaper despite mounting evidence of the Switch 2.

Sharp has revealed it's making screens for a new gaming console, and the company has a history of manufacturing parts for Nintendo.Earlier this week, Sharp CEO Robert Wu said in an earnings call

Sharp is working on a LCD display for a new games console, and that could be the Nintendo Switch 2.

Bloomberg reports that Sharp Chief Executive Officer Robert Wu said his company has been working closely with an unnamed firm on developing a gaming console since it...

The corporation didn't name what company it is working with on the device.

Sharp revealed in their latest financial earnings call that they are making LCDs for a new upcoming console, which could be from Nintendo.

"We’ve been involved in its R&D stage" - Following Nintendos confirmation that the Switchs momentum is indeed slowing ...