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Update March 3, 2021: Bloomberg reports a new Switch will use larger OLED Samsung panels. Reportedly, Samsung and Nintendo are teaming up to manufacturer OLED displays for a new Switch console with a larger display and firmware that supports a 4K chip. Update February 1, 2021: Nintendo says they won't be announcing a new Switch model "any time soon". During a Q&A session following Nintendo's latest financial report, the gaming company stated they weren't planning on making an announcement for a new Switch model any time soon. Update January 26, 2021: Next Switch system might be called the "Su...

Rumours of a Switch Pro have been circulating for some time now, with the mid-generation upgrade expected to debut in 2021. And ahead of the console's official unveiling specs for the Switch Pro have allegedly leaked. As reported by VGC, dataminers could have found proof of the Switch Pro's existence in the latest firmware update for the console. The dataminer who spotted this is known as SciresM, with the leaker claiming the firmware update references a new piece of Nintendo hardware that's codenamed Aula. The Nintendo Switch Pro will allegedly be powered by the Mariko (Tegra X1+) SoC, which...

Posted by Reference to an upgraded Nintendo Switch model has reportedly been found within the console’s latest firmware update, seemingly strengthening reports that a ‘Pro’ console will be released this year. The details come via known dataminer SciresM, who claims that the firmware makes reference to new hardware codenamed ‘Aula’. Aula reportedly uses a Mariko (Tegra X1+) SoC, which is the same chip used in the Nintendo Switch Lite and 2019 revision. While this by itself doesn’t suggest improved performance, SciresM suggests it will be pushed to higher clock speeds and that the ...

Dataminer allegedly unveils details about rumoured Nintendo Switch Pro Despite Nintendo’s boss previously refuting claims As reported by Wccftech, a new Resetera thread shares details from a known dataminer called SciresM, who has uncovered a reference to a new piece of hardware known as Aula in the latest Nintendo Switch firmware update. Advertisement According to SciresM, the new model will contain a Mariko (Tegra X1+) SoC, the very same chip found in the 2019 Nintendo Switch model and Lite version of the console. The dataminer has speculated that while this is the same chip, it will b...