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A couple of months ago, we saw how a YouTuber created the world’s largest and functional PS5 console. Not to be outdone, another YouTuber by the name of Michael Pick has decided to do something similar, except that instead of the PS5, he has opted to create the world’s largest and playable Nintendo Switch console. Advertising According to Pick, the reason behind him creating a larger version was because the smaller version was “easy to lose”. “I really like the Nintendo Switch. It’s small, it’s portable — but it’s really easy to lose. And for me, that was a problem. So, I d...

Not suitable for pockets on April 6, 2021, 10:47 TL;DR: The Nintendo Switch's combination of great games and portability has helped make it the world's best-selling console over the last few years. But would increasing its size by 650% make it less appealing? Yes, obviously. Still, space software engineer Michael Pick took up the challenge of making the world's largest Switch, donating the result to a children's hospital. Pick revealed the process of building the 65-pound, 70" x 30" Switch on his YouTube channel. He put it together using wood, 3D-printed parts, and an ac...

The Nintendo Switch is quite an impressive portable machine and Nintendo is supposedly on its way to making a slightly bigger and better one. But while we wait for details on the future of Nintendo consoles, there’s at least one engineer out there crafting their own bigger, better Switch - the biggest, infact. Engineer Michael Pick built the world’s largest Nintendo Switch, complete with fully working controls and a 4K display, and its going to a good home at a children’s hospital. Pick shared the video of his massive Nintendo Switch creation and a demonstration of its functionality via...

Michael Pick is the mad scientist behind the 6-foot, 65-pound Nintendo Switch replica, which was built from plywood used for the overall shell of the embiggened console, oversized buttons churned...

Michael Pick, a YouTuber who goes by "The Casual Engineer," built a Nintendo Switch that is 30 inches by 60 inches, weighs 65 pounds, and is fully operational. After whipping up the super-size case mod, Pick donated it to St. Jude’s Children’s Hospital.