Summary
- Nintendo's Switch 2 may release in first half of 2025, with potential cost of $499 and less power than PS4 Pro.
- Analyst Hideki Yasuda predicts Switch 2 to be priced relatively low but may be hard for Japanese consumers to afford.
- Possibility of Switch 2 being less powerful than PS4 Pro due to Nintendo's focus on innovation over pure power.
Details of the 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Nintendo Switch successor have remained unsurprisingly sparse. Nintendo is one of the best in the industry at keeping its ꧅secrets locked down, and although the company has confirmed its existence, little else is known about the product.
The Nintendo Direct Is A Promising Sign For The Switch 2 🗹
With so many games coming in the Switch's final year, I c♔an only imagine its successor will be backwards compa🌱tible
While details on the console are almost non-existent, Japඣanese analyst Hideki Yasuda has shared some predictions 🎶on the Nintendo Switch 2, including a potential release window, a price, and its performance capabilities.
Yasuda Expects A H1 Release, With A Price Around $499
He also says the console could be less powerful than the PS4 Pro
In a report on the Japanese financial website , Yasuda says that he still expects the Nintendo Switch successor to be released in the first half of 2025. This aligns with rumors that developers aren't expecting the console before April of that year. Yasuda's predictions would then place the Switch 2 as releasing somewhere between April and July next year.
Yasuda also predicts that the Nintendo Switch 2 could cost up to $499. He says the price may seem relatively low when assigned a dollar value, but also suggests it may be difficult for Japanese consumers to justify. He cites the fluctuation in the Japanese Yen's price and the differences in the cost of living between the United States and Japan.
Finally, Yasuda suggests that the successor to one of Nintendo's most successful ever consoles could be less powerful than the PS4 Pro. He expects that it will be, at best, equivalent to Sony's last-generation console; however, it could fall short of the console's power.
This is no major surprise, given that Nintendo typically values innovation over pure power. Still, consumers may balk at the fact that they're paying almost $500 for a console that's less powerful than something that was released in November 2016.
While the report makes comparisons to 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Sony's consoles, it's expected that the Nintendo Switch's successor will be easier to pick up than the PS5, with Nintendo making plans to 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:sto🅘p scalpers from grabbing the c♕onsole.
Please Don't Put Mario Kart 8 Deluxe On The Switch 2
I love MK8 and I play it almost every day. but please Nintendo, for the love of god, leave this ga𝓰me on the Switch.
