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For the past year or so, we’ve discussed ad nauseum the potential announcement of a “Nintendo Switch Pro,” an upgraded version of the now 4-year-old hybrid console that would feature increased graphical power and a prettier display. After some heavy speculation, everything came to a head earlier today when Nintendo announced the Switch OLED out of the blue. With that announcement, many have come to the conclusion that any rumors surrounding the Switch Pro were in reference to the Switch O...

Nintendo’s announcement that it will release a new model of the Switch later this year is not, on its own, surprising. For months, Nintendo fans and so-called “industry insiders” have speculated that the company was readying a hardware refresh of the popular console, which frequently sold out during the pandemic. But months after the initial rumors began to percolate, Nintendo offered little more than pithy nonanswers on the matter. Until today, that is. Nintendo dropped a two-minute comm...

Many Nintendo fans have been eagerly awaiting the reveal of the long-rumored Switch Pro. This alleged device has been leaked many times, and rumors really ramped up over the last few months as The Wall Street Journal reported it would be revealed around E3. A few weeks later, Nintendo has instead revealed the “Nintendo Switch OLED Model,” which is noticeably lacking in extra power or 4K support. So what does this mean for the possibility of Switch Pro and the future of Switch hardware in ge...

Nintendo has unveiled the long rumoured update to its docking hybrid Switch games console, which it first released in 2017. The new Nintendo Switch (OLED model) - its official name includes those brackets - has a couple of significant upgrades. However, some of the Switch Pro rumours regarding an updated SoC, and 4K DLSS capabilities, seem to have been way off the mark. As per its name, the main upgrade delivered to the Nintendo Switch (OLED model), which will come with a US$50 premium to the e...

Nintendo launches Switch OLED model: Key features, price, and availability details The new Nintendo Switch OLED was revealed on Tuesday and will be available starting October 8. Akarsh Verma Story highlights The handheld console has 64 GB of internal storage with support for microSD cards. It also packs a 4310mAh battery that offers up to 4 to 9 hours of gaming time per charge. Nintendo on Tuesday announced a new OLED model for its popular handheld Switch line of gaming consoles, set for a...

Nintendos new OLED Switch labelled disappointing Newshub 6 hrs ago Mike Kilpatrick © Supplied Rumours of a faster 4K Switch version with a new Nvidia chip proved to be false Gaming giant Nintendo has announced a new addition to its Switch series of devices with an upgraded version of the console due to be released in October. The new edition has a 7-inch OLED screen, a wider stand than the current version and a dock with a wired LAN port. It also has 64GB of storage, up fro...

What Are The Major Differences Between The Switch And The OLED Switch? For the purpose of this story, we’re just gonna go ahead and ignore the Switch Lite. It fulfils a different need and isn’t really comparable to the OLED. READ MORE So let’s get down to business. The most obvious difference is the inclusion of the OLED screen, which is almost a full inch bigger than the standard model and delivers a nicer OLED display. The major benefit of OLED is blacker blacks, so even if you’re pla...

06 July 2021, 12:07 am The Nintendo Switch has recently been updated to software version 12.1.0, but this is not a massive update for the console, rather focusing more on its functionality and gamers convenience. Updates on the console of Nintendo are not that big of a deal in normal times, but this particular one would help in creating a better experience for gaming.  The Japanese game company has one of the most popular consoles, amidst this time of new additions like the PlayStation 5 and...

Why Wasn’t The ‘Switch Pro’ Announced At E3? Nintendo Still Won’t Say Share Image: Nintendo | Kotaku During Nintendo’s annual shareholder meeting this week, the firm was asked the obvious question: Why wasn’t the ‘Switch Pro’ shown at E3? It’s a question we asked here at Kotaku, and something both fans and investors want to know. The new version, which Kotakupredicted could be revealed at E3, was supposed to have a larger OLED handheld screen and enough power to output 4K gr...