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Nintendo tells game publishers that the Switch 2 will be delayed - Vimarsana News

Nintendo tells game publishers that the Switch 2 will be delayed

The seven-year-old console has remained popular among fans and newcomers, thanks to standout first party and third-party titles

MSI Reveals Claw Handheld Pricing As It Aims To Battle ROG Ally And Legion Go - Vimarsana News

MSI Reveals Claw Handheld Pricing As It Aims To Battle ROG Ally And Legion Go

None of the configurations are available to purchase just yet, but at least now we know how much these handhelds will cost, and importantly, how the MSRPs compare to the competition.

Nintendo Switch 2 Tipped For An 8-Inch Non-OLED Display And 2024 Launch - Vimarsana News

Nintendo Switch 2 Tipped For An 8-Inch Non-OLED Display And 2024 Launch

If true, the Switch 2 will debut with the biggest display yet for any Switch device.

MSI unveils Switch-like handheld gaming console for desktop games - Vimarsana News

MSI unveils Switch-like handheld gaming console for desktop games

MSI is taking on Valve's Steam Deck, ASUS' ROG Ally and Lenovo's Legion Go with a new high-end handheld console of its own. The so-called Claw combines Intel's new Meteor Lake Core Ultra processors, Arc graphics chips and Windows 11 to allow for a desktop gaming experience on the go. Unveiling the console at the CES tech fair in Las Vegas (January 9-12), MSI said it would come with its own app store and platform for launching games, allowing it to offer games across both Windows titles and Andro

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The MSI Claw is the first gaming handheld built on Intel's Core Ultra chips - Vimarsana News

The MSI Claw is the first gaming handheld built on Intel's Core Ultra chips

MSI has launched a new handheld gaming device, and unlike the Steam Deck and the ASUS ROG Ally, it's powered by Intel's processors instead of AMD's.