Switch 2 DOESN'T exist

[@austinevans]

Who needs a Switch 2, I’ll just be playing my Switch Lite forever

[@NotJoeFriend]

Who needs a switch 2? I'll just be playing on my modded vita forever

[@owlenderg]

I mean, the switch lite is the 2nd version of the switch So we already have the switch 2

[@dzd__2216]

As long as they upgrade the switch to make it more powerful then who cares

[@AppNasty]

Mod that sucker and you’ll have no reason to ever switch to anything else.

[@HCoRE8]

Exactly

[@Aaron-zl5gq]

Well no shit Nintendo will NEVER talk about upcoming hardware or rumors , never have never will .

[@Cody-rb4de]

While I mainly play docked, I do take it with me and play undocked pretty often. Love that its a hybrid.

[@drgnflms7]

When the Switch came out, Nintendo literally said they were not doing backwards compatibility because this was to be a new life cycle of their systems. With that said, I feel like we will see S2 have backwards compatibility

[@VOAN]

Yeah also having backwards compatibility doesn't really help the platform much either, it didn't help the Wii U.

[@UserName-eb9oy]

That was also said under a different CEO

[@pyrophile9972]

the market changed to @@VOAN

[@smamurai]

If switch 2 doesn’t let me keep and play all of my digital purchases I’ll be so mad.

[@DavidStruveDesigns]

I like the idea of them sticking with the current Switch for longer, before bringing out a new version. It's the same issue I have with GPU and mobile phone releases - they keep releasing a new model _long_ before games and software can actually utilise the full power and potential of the previous version/model, whereas if they delayed for longer not only would games and software have longer to be developed or upgraded to really use the full abilities of the GPU or phone but when they _do_ release the next version or model the difference/advancements between them will be even greater and even more worth upgrading to than they currently are. Like take the iPhone, the previous model or even _two_ models are _barely_ different from the newest releases. Sure it might have a _slightly_ better camera which at this point is basically impossible for the regular user to tell the difference, and sure it might have a _slightly_ better battery or _slightly_ more powerful CPU ... but really the advancements have become microscopic and they release a new model _long_ before anyone really got to the point where the older model was being used to anywhere _close_ to it's _full_ potential. If they had a longer life cycle then at least the differences between iPhone models would make buying the most recent one actually _logical_ and not just a huge waste when the previous version is _just_ as good in basically every way. And it would _actually_ justify the higher prices. Nevermind the reduction in e-waste longer life cycles allow.

[@CraigRhodeJr]

The Switch 2 exists because the buttons for Super Mario RPG is mapped for it

[@mxss115]

I don’t remember if it was the tech foundry video, but I remember watching a switch 2 rumor video recently that mentioned your video of that “switch 2” dev kit

[@andreanastacio9548]

Here`s a crazy idea for the switch 2: give it a generational leap worth of extra power, make the Oled standard (or atleast give it a much better LCD screen), increase the screen size and reduce the bezels, bump up the output resolution in both docked and handheld mode (say 900p and 1440p respectively, and meybe use an additional chip in the dock that upscales the image to 4k via something like DLSS,), improve the ergonomics of the joycons (if possible), give them hall effect analogue sticks as well as analog triggers, maybe give it a propor D-pad, and change nothing else. I really don`t think they need to reinvent the wheel, and they certainly don`t need to come up with an allnew gimmick, as long as they market the next console correctly, and price it well

[@IceBlueLugia]

I’d prefer a swappable D-Pad or 4 button thing, similar to what Xbox elite does. Nintendo is going to want to keep the easy multiplayer functionality but there should still be the option of having a D-Pad without needing to buy a third party joy-con and losing features

[@andreanastacio9548]

@@IceBlueLugia that would be cool, but I don`t see them doing it... It would probably cost too much, and would probably compomise things like portability and reliability. They might release pro joycons with a d pad though

[@iamjimbodini]

Matt's not wrong, TOTK disappeared after two months.

[@johnflapper]

I still think we just need a more powerful Switch, with a wireless connection capable to the dock to play handheld and TV simultaneously add DS to Switch Online and 3DS to Expansion Pack, and have the OPTION of 2 screen gaming back. Not required like the WiiU, but as an option. And port Nintendoland

[@adamdemass3880]

Still play tears of the kingdom, It's incredible. I wonder how many people even played far enough to realize there is a whole underworld as big as the overworld.

[@DarkRacer93]

Wow, came here for the Switch 2 Talk, but learned that I can build my Switch into a permanent console.

[@DarkRacer93]

@@garrusvakarian8709 Makes since

[@Neo_X90X]

ummm I know folks still playing totk even myself included and I've clocked in over 500 hours so far. why would anyone play breath when theres just so much more to do in tears.

[@Theachivmentsearcher]

There was a rumor about the joy con's being magnetized so it fixes the drift or something

[@OledBurnInKing]

I wish the switch had accessories similiar to the gameboys but made for the nintendo switch. For example, the gameboy had so many types of accessories and was playeable on newer consoles from the super nintendo up to the n64. The gameboy games can be played on the gameboy, super game boy cartridge for the super nintendo to play game boy games, supaboy handheld gaming device to play game boy games and the n64 cartridge transfer pak to play gameboy games from the n64 game controller attachment. Even though game boy was old, the game boy games were backwards compatibility with newer devices from the super nintendo, supaboy and n64 and the n64 was a 64 bit console. I miss when nintendo had so many types of accessories for there older consoles and they had so many cool and unique features. Nowadays, the newer consoles don't offer much cool features and functionalities. The era of game consoles were different and unique from each other and had the cool accessories to go along with there consoles. Most of the newer consoles offer similar features and functionalities and are not classic like the old school retro consoles. There are hardly any classic games with the modern consoles compared to the older consoles that made the consoles what they were known for. Every console is filled with micro transactions and cash grabs with bugs and the consumers are beta testers for bugs for the games.

[@snithfferx]

What about a real dockstation. I mean, if you want to play in your TV, you need more power, at least 1080P 144FPS, and if your handheld can't brings you, then a dockingstation can. But... maybe is a wet dream.

[@wardraven8755]

The switch oled is the the switch pro it was supposed to have a more powerful apu but because of covid and the supply chain issues they couldn’t get what they wanted and needed for it all they could get is the oled and the chip thats in the dock. At least thats what i seen on a KZbin video. I do believe the oled is the switch pro.

[@TheKaizokuman]

Switch really could have done with that proper upgrade.

[@me234234]

I think the switch was not backwards compatible because of their choice to make cartridges instead of discs and if they wanted these games on switch because of their decisions they would have to make completly new versions anyway and thats why they did it the way they did

[@zhon5311]

exactly, wii u was backwards compatible with wii since it was the same format

[@henj8k]

I'm about to Purchase my first Switch this holiday season

[@dyscotopia]

There's no practical reason not to include backyard compatibility. The switch is running a slightly unusual ARM based mobile chip. Nvidia has much more powerful options for Nintendo to choose from (t239 or t234) that are unusual ARM based mobile chips. Apart from updating some APIs to unlock the additional power, most content would just work unless Nintendo wanted to artificially content lock it away... Which isn't beyond them, but the audience for a new handheld would tank if there wasn't a way to play the huge library of games. I think what Nintendo is saying here is that at least for a while first party games will run on the older hardware... Albeit at lower resolutions and missing other bells and whistles

[@jamieking3124]

Matt harping for the Switch to turn into an ROG Ally is so goofy. It’s like begging for a Toyota Camry to have the same 0 to 60 as a Porsche 911. No an external GPU does not make sense, the ecosystem would fall apart from games only being available to those who can afford the upgrade. That means the only option is an external GPU would just provide useless performance boosts on default optimized games. You don’t have to like Nintendo but don’t be ignorant about their business objectives and target market.

[@archaichobo6969]

Nintendo wants to maximize profits on the Switch OLED this holiday season. Of course they are going to deny the Switch 2 release. ReviewTech Rich explained it well.

[@ehrensto]

it's like when the switch was released and they never properly said "the wii u is dead". they wanna keep collecting the benefits of the going generation until it's no longer possible.

[@robertcollins264]

Companies can’t lie or mislead investors. If they do, they face regulatory penalties and big lawsuits. Trust statements in an earnings call much more than journalists.

[@anjabenn]

Haha 14:20 Matt: "Now you have things like the Legion Go that supports external gpu's." Austin: "But nobody does it." Me: "I do!"😂 I use a RTX 3080 with my Legion Go when docked to my tv. I honestly think more people would do this if it was something more people knew about. Because the Z1 Extreme uses AMD drivers, Nvidia gpu's work best since the drivers can coexist on the Legion Go making swapping between docked to the egpu and handheld without the egpu not terrible. Of coarse it's not as simple as swapping between docked and handheld with a Nintendo Switch, but it does work well once everything is setup!

[@GodGangBlessed]

They also need to combat over hype.

[@JoshDJX]

I very much want a docked-only mode console without a screen or battery.

[@oluy]

9:04 as a die hard nintendo games fan i hate the fact that i agree so much

[@apollolux]

Nintendo's MO has been to at the very least attempt to change or somehow "revolutionize" control styles and input methods with each new console, for better or worse, in addition to upping the internal specs, however incrementally in some cases. * NES, while two (or four if you count start and select) action buttons and a d-pad was getting more common back then, had some of the highest quality digital input of its time inside a very durable package ("Nintendium" some would call that kind of ABS plastic, same stuff as the Game Boy). * SNES had six (or eight) action buttons plus d-pad in a very comfortable-to-grip but still very durable package. * N64 introduced the native analog stick and tried to make the three-prong approach work. * GameCube had one of the earliest first-party dual analog stick controller setups (though Sony beat them to market by at least a year), but also had genuine analog triggers (which Dreamcast also had, but only one analog stick) even though not many games took advantage of them. * Wii came bundled by default with the combo Bluetooth+infrared motion controller Wiimote instead of relegating it to an optional accessory _and_ still supported using GameCube controllers in many games, as well as adding USB-like support for plugging in other controllers and accessories to the Wiimote like the Nunchuck or specialty pads. * Wii U offered a touchpad that basically looked like a Switch Lite prototype and could also function as an additional screen for games _and_ still let you use Wiimote and Wiimote accessories. * Switch was arguably the first truly successful implementation of a hybrid console-handheld device, both being dockable and having detachable JoyCon. The JoyCon are basically refined dual Wiimotes each with an analog stick rather than having to rely on external Nunchucks, but the key feature is that they're detachable from the system and that the Switch can be run as a handheld device if they're attached. That's not even counting the fact that the Switch's built-in screen is technically a capacitive touchscreen, though that becomes not nearly as useful as it could be when it's docked. (I didn't even list the strictly handheld set of Nintendo offerings in the above list, and I intentionally left out the Virtual Boy because Virtual Boy.) The Switch spec-wise was basically a modified NVidia Shield. Even if the "Switch 2" or whatever it ultimately ends up being named is just a bump in spec, Nintendo is almost guaranteed to try to add value via input controls. It likely depends on who Nintendo actually considers as their competition which will probably determine what form this would take. People keep saying Steam Deck (and eventually similar handheld PC lines like ROG Ally and Legion Go) is the competition, but Nintendo has historically been competing with Sony more than any other gaming company not named Sega so my money is on continuing competition with Sony.

[@jonesymeow9487]

And they'll probably wet the bed over that, too. This wouldn't be the 1st time they really messed up doing that. Not to mention 90% of their 1st party games really suck. I won't bother with anymore nintedo systems now that I have options with mobile handhelds.

[@apollolux]

@@jonesymeow9487 I don't quite understand what you mean by "not the first time they messed up doing that." By "that" do you mean the "slight spec bump" like with Wii U or do you mean misunderstanding who the real competition is like with the GameCube generation (which was overwhelmingly won by the PS2) where they thought Sega Dreamcast was still a thing?

[@extra4542]

if the next nintendo console goes back to LCD im not buying. going away from OLED is a HUGE downgrade. my ps5, pc, and switch will hold me over for a long time. also, backwards compatibility with Switch carts is a MUST. otherwise i’m really not gonna get for a few years

[@JamelMatthew]

Someone wanna explain that browsers squashing mario joke

[@Shendowx]

I like to point out if they made the switch to have a dual screen, that would make it easy for it to support 3DS games or DS games as well as Wii U games. Just saiyan

[@wylerXL]

but it would also cost 3rd party dev to tweak their games just to utilize the extra screen. more so, games already released in current switch will require extra patch to port.

[@Shendowx]

@@wylerXL Why? And most likely would be only there for backwards compatibility. Not to mention I don't think it would cost very much extra, sing how a lot of companies didn't have a problem doing it with the Wii U or the DS.

[@wylerXL]

@@Shendowx you dont want the secondary screen to just be black empty. Porting Wii U and 3DS games may have no problem. But majority of games (that get released across all platforms) only have one screen in mind. Most devs are lazy to tweak their games thats why Wii U gets the least support during its generation.

[@Shendowx]

@@wylerXL really depends on how they use the second screen, maybe the system while in dock mode doesn't use the second screen. While in handheld mode it can and maybe use it just for features for the systems OS only.

[@IceBlueLugia]

@@wylerXLThe Wii U is a poor example because over half the library just had the Gamepad display the exact same thing as the TV. Tropical Freeze and BotW were first party games and actually didn’t even do that, the Gamepad was just blank and you could tap it to switch the display to the gamepad. Third party ports could’ve easily done the same. Wii U was just underpowered, that’s why the ports never came. 3DS meanwhile, yeah every game needed to use the second screen. Though honestly, people are really overblowing this issue, it’s really easy to just move the HUD and pause menu to the bottom screen

[@zalados]

I'm subscribed but I haven't had your videos show up in my feed for a long time

[@HibariSama]

Matt's not wrong about ToTK.

[@nodorog448]

It will be called the Switch-Hitter and have three joycons. You can guess where you shove that third one.

[@potatorigs2155]

Can't wait for the Switch U

[@itsdeonlol]

The Switch2 Rumors are crazy...

[@marcustmusic]

I looked it up, Sony sold 158 million PS2s since 2000. Nintendo has sold 132 million Switches since 2017. Nintendo may actually match, if not surpass PS2 in console sales in under half the time period. With that being said, would Nintendo want to end the streak now? We're already seeing the typical mid-cycle refresh with Sony and presumably xbox in the next 2 years. I think Nintendo is gonna wait closer to the end of this gaming generation and possibly release a new Switch or something better next gen purely to stay relevant. The next Switch or whatever they'll release is not gonna play Mario or Zelda any better than what we have now. Nintendo is playing in a different field than everyone else where they are more concerned about their own "ecosystem" than matching what everyone else is doing. I believe we're not gonna get a console refresh from Nintendo for at least until the start of next gen, whenever that may be. Though it would be awesome to release a console as powerful as the Switch but as small as my DSi. 15 years later and that thing is still going strong and is the only console I can say is actually pocketable.

[@ayol1011]

Imo I think the reason why we still do not get switch 2 is that OG switch have overstayed and porting a game both for switch 1 and 2 would take them much more resource than they would like. Switch is too underpowered by 2023 gaming standard. Like how Cyberpunk run worse in PS4 than PS5. Plus with how popular some of Nintendo IP (Pokemon, Zelda, Mario), Unless we hit the hardware limitations for these games, we would probably not get a new switch

[@hieshaamvanniekerk3445]

wots that white marks on mats t shirt lol

[@danmcgee6992]

or not being bound to a life cycle could be interpted to mean that they don't feel the need to release a switch 2 just because the switch is getting older

[@slapmoney2264]

Austin saying valve should of called the steam deck oled the steam deck 2 when it has the same apu and plays games exactly the same then I would say the switch 2 is already out it's called the switch oled.

[@frankallen3634]

Haven't touched my switch since launch and I don't care about botw. I tossed botw in the trash after an hour after my weapons broke

[@Hollygilbert89]

The switch 2 is out and has been out. It's called the OLED switch. Yall need to talk about a switch 3.

[@belgamsafn]

Bought Switch Oled, played Odyssey and that was great. Tried a ton of games after that but it's not for me anymore, even sold the device recently because my nostalgia really remembers these franchises to be a lot more fun and condensed, replayable and addictive. Maybe i'm done gaming lol, but Zelda 1.5 and the lack of decent rpg's or shooters, or oldscool sidescroll action games like megaman or duke nukem really convinced me to go back to pc and ps5, i'll emulate the new metroid when it releases and be on the lookout for other titles but i don"t have high hopes

[@jonesymeow9487]

I don't touch nintendo 1st party games over them being way too easy, and don't hold my attention. I only got the switch to play 3rd party games mobile. But with other (better) handhelds on the market I won't be bothering with the next Switch. Nintendo sucks.

[@Tr1ckstir]

hi kinsey 👋

[@Beartendo]

@austinevans have you been to CKs?

[@aldwinn8824]

Simply put. . Where there is smoke there is fire".... or way too many people saying something similar for it not to be somewhat true

[@gzgaming69]

Here comes the Steam Deck 2

[@WhiteStars12]

I genuinely expect the next nintendo console to be completely different than the switch. There is no way they are gonna take the risk of making something really similar after what happened with the Wii U

[@bezrodnyigor]

Switch worked very well for them though. Plus consolidating 2 console lineups into one makes life a lot easier for them. Would they risk f**ing it up? Besides, Switch was basically a Wii U done right, it was a continuation of an idea rather than a pivot. Now I wouldn't put past Nintendo to do something weird just for the sake of it (VR maybe... that's kind of a logical continuation of what they did with the Wii plus the tech is finally there to support this vision) but with how successful Switch is and how easy it is to iterate on that I just don't why would they. They might definitely try to slap a second screen on it though... they might even make it actually work.

[@Tesseract95]

TOTK .... i cant play that..... so ulgy, the thing look wonderfull on emulator at 2x (i have the game)

[@CalebIthink]

I don't think they'll make a sequel to the switch after how the Wii U did, but I think they will stick to a hybrid console.

[@jonesymeow9487]

That is how they'll mess this all up. The wii u was terrible marketing, too. If nintendo was smart, they'd just relieve a more powerful switch. But since they love to needlessly change tgings up I see they dropping the ball majorly. Plus their 1st party games are mostly trash. With others making powerful handhelds I won't bother with nintendo again.

[@pyrophile9972]

Switch with vr capabilities

[@nappa0582]

Austin, for the love of God, either position the mic better so when you turn your head you don't fade out or stop turning. Yes, we can still hear you, but the constant fading in and out every time you turn is murder.

[@AppNasty]

Ima just SWITCH to my modded PSP, PS Vita and new 3DS XL.

[@juliusmega7373]

Im gonna play Mr run and jump on my new atari 2600 plus, who needs a switch 2

[@Brger_Queen]

Matt is very cool!!

[@biscotti_]

As a BOTW glazer, I 100% agree-couldn’t even bring myself to finish TOTK

[@brandongovreau9218]

what if the Nintendo switch is the last Nintendo console

[@LegalizeFemboys]

Nintendo did double down and produce more switches last year, doesn't sound like something they would do if they were getting ready for a switch two. They are totally gonna ride this console into the dirt just like the wii and ds before it. By the time they upgraded the wii with new remote attachment motion plus it was too late to milk that upgrade and had to move on. By the time they upgraded the 3ds to it was too late to take advantage of the enhanced 3d eye tracking and increased power and again they could not keep it going and had to move on. By the time they have an upgraded switch it will be too late and will have to start a whole new console generation. Nintendo are the masters of milking old tech until it is too late to capitalize on upgrades and have to move on to some new gimmick to keep people interested. Such wasted potential for the motion plus and enhanced 3ds, nintendo is too cheap to realize how much more money they could make if they had upgraded earlier and capitalized on their hardware's potential before people got bored and wanted something completely new. I'm just sad that more games didn't take advantage of the motion plus and enhanced 3ds before people moved on. Motion plus made the motion control more responsive and intuitive and the enhanced 3ds made 3d more practical and easier to use. Just imagine how much more potential the switch would have if nintendo upgraded, the system is already getting held back from it's limitations and nintendo is being cheap and doubling down yet again on outdated hardware.

[@carlosrueda9204]

"ToK is dlc". Let him cook.

[@Some_Cat_]

Why is everyone calling it the Switch 2 anyway? Who knows what it's going to be?

[@Jpcraque]

90% cringe 10% Usseful information

[@slob5041]

If you compare it to apple’s iPad, even their old design is way way far ahead of the base switch.

[@vargsieber]

Of course it's coming out, but they wanna make as much profit as possible on the switch in the Christmas season, so of course they deny the existence of the switch 2. In my opinion they already should've released the switch 2, the switch 1 is just to weak to port new 3rd party releases to it.

[@IceBlueLugia]

I don’t understand why you people think Nintendo gives a shit about third party ports. The Wii and Wii U didn’t have jack shit in terms of third party ports aside from some CoD games, those companies would instead make games specifically for Nintendo’s systems, especially on the Wii. The Switch is the same way, it’s like you guys have never seen a Nintendo console before.

[@vargsieber]

@IceBlueLugia the wii u is the perfect example why Nintendo should care about 3rd party support, the lack of support is one of the reasons it failed. Also specs aren't only a problem for 3rd parties, even their own games don't always run properly at release, the last pokemon game was a perfect example, it did run better on PC with emulation software than on the native machine.

[@IceBlueLugia]

@@vargsieber Yet the Wii and Switch succeeded just fine with minimal third party ports. That’s my point. People keep talking about how Nintendo’s hardware is too underpowered yet if the games are selling well, they’re clearly just as fun as they’ve always been. Yes, they need better specs so their own games run better and can be pushed further. No, they don’t need it for third party ports that people don’t even buy on Nintendo systems anyway. For the record, Pokémon ran poorly due to Game Freak being incompetent, this is pretty obvious when you consider pretty much all the big first party games on switch look much better and run fine

[@vargsieber]

@IceBlueLugia the wii was basically made to be sold to non gamers and was only a mainstream success because of wii sports, the switch actually had decent 3rd party support for some time, but that's over by now. If the switch lacked support like the wii u did it would've been a failure.

[@IceBlueLugia]

@@vargsieber Wii had an attach rate of like 8. Plenty of games sold upwards of 10 million copies, just like the Switch. Clearly many gamers bought the system, and many of the people who bought it just for Wii Sports ended up buying plenty of other games for it. The people who bought it just for Wii Sports were in the vast minority. Third party ports clearly didn’t matter there even in an audience with plenty of gamers Since when did switch have good third party support? If you’re talking about ports like Skyrim and Doom then for every port like that, the switch missed out on 10 other multiplats, so pretty bad third party support there. If you mean it was getting plenty of smaller third party games, then that’s still happening. So either one doesn’t make any sense Nintendo has made two systems that were huge successes despite their lack of multiplats. In fact, they sold far better than the systems like the GameCube and SNES which had way more third party multiplats

[@wylerXL]

i think it will be called Switch U or New Switch or Super Switch. number suffix isn't Nintendo's forte.

[@ariesace02]

From every thing I read and can find on this I believe Nintendo going away at least for now from all this 1 version 2 version. I think they looking it as Switch is the brand and there will be new or revisions of that brand but all version of it are the same games under one umbrella idea of switch games. EX. Think of nintendo as a brand ( type)of console. you have NES, super NES, NES 64. now instead of changing out different games ever version its fall under just one type that fits in all switches.

[@TheZoenGaming]

"If you look back across Nintendo's history, more Nintendo consoles than not have had backwards compatibility." Both the DS and the Wii had their backwards compatibility dropped in later versions while the consoles were still being developed for, so they shouldn't count.

[@oo--7714]

Not really, the ds lite and dsi had gameboy support

[@TheZoenGaming]

@@oo--7714 Really? I remember my cousin complaining that his new DS didn't play his old games anymore.

[@TySpurk]

I don't know what rock Mat is living under but Totk is still very popular Botw is at 31.15 million for sales after what six years and Totk is at 19.5 million sales after like six months and there ars still insane challenges on KZbin with Totk the only difference is there is less mods for Totk online because Nintendo kinda shut that down

[@BigCountry1]

Lol kinda proves his point Nintendo mskes the same games over and over make u rebuy games released years ago just because some still play 2nd Zelda games means nothing

[@TySpurk]

@@BigCountry1 You have apparently not played Totk or not much of it it is nothing like Botw it is a much better and very impressive game one of the most impressive games ever made with the abilities in the game Ultra hand yeah that's insane game programming Botw looks like a tech demo compared to Totk

[@BigCountry1]

@@TySpurk negative but nice assumptions i have blayed botw coubtless times have it 100% but tears just felt like more of the same yeah a few new gimmicks but did not have the same feeling to make me wan5 to play it again ill never understand the console defenerda yall think these companies care about u or 2hat u think lol weirdos Nintendo us 1 of the worst nastiest companies out there but some will defend it no matter what which is why they can re sale mario 100 times

[@TySpurk]

@@BigCountry1 Do you mind rewriting your comment because I can't understand a thing your saying with all the mistakes made in the text

[@BigCountry1]

@@TySpurk o lord typical u kno exactly what im saying ur just devolving into complaining about a grammer mistakes in a comment section lol

[@theriotfm6030]

AUSTIN GET YO MIND OUT THE GUTTER!!!

[@seanwhitman4365]

So u want built in controllers and joycons? What the hell kind if sense does that make?

[@HelloByeLetsNot]

Austin acting like the history of nintendo isnt to hold back new systems until they think its last minute

[@recklessjunkie]

This guy would tank Nintendo

[@brandonnguyen3684]

Still waiting for mario kart 9 since the Wii U….

[@brettknoss486]

I think the future of gaming is streaming. Nintendo has had subscription services, but they will need to offer app based services through other devices. Especially with 5G and wifi 6/7 it will make streaming a lot more attractive.

[@RobbbbC]

What if the egpu just did upscaling and the devs did not need to design forbit separately?

[@seanrodrigues8184]

Virtual Boy 2 calling it now don't @ me.

[@ELRO-]

I will use my Steam deck

[@qiii]

Skeptical Matt is my bff

[@arielsalatan8968]

Austin sure do love Nintendo And sure to defend it

[@boringseanmonahan23]

I think the idea of switch 2 is lame why would you call the next console switch 2. It wouldn't feel like a new console.

[@danmar007]

That's because we live in a simulation. And the Earth is flat, covered by a dome. Which is why UFOs are man-made. And aliens don't exist. 🤪

[@peartreez]

With the Switch i bought one day one and my wife soon after because i was so addicted to Splatoon that i wanted to have Splatoon 2 the second it released, and also Botw. But my addiction to Splatoon has come down, havent played in a year. So whatever Nintendo makes next I think ill wait at least a few months or a year because there isnt even any software on the horizon that i know of that i really really want.

[@tr1p1ea]

It's weird to me how little PC gamers understand about the games industry...

[@pyrophile9972]

The gaming industry on pc is actually very bad , but its diferent than console. Console players prob dont know the problems of pc gaming

[@MikeDutchNL]

Switch lite with oled and better SSD to kill the loading screens. That’s all I want

[@danbooke2001]

Nintendo's next system will not be backwards compatible, not be a "Switch 2", not be portable, and not resemble the current Switch in any way. I cannot wait for the internets meltdown when Nintendo releases what their next system is.

[@dbella30]

Why does Matt hate Nintendo lol

[@ashr]

I agree with Matt about Tears of the Kingdom. Still a great game, but definitely felt like a DLC and not a whole new game

[@elliotwizerd]

Totk >>>>>>>> Botw. Botw is a techdemo campared to Totk.

[@_Tree]

Meh. The original switch is good enough to use for a while

[@Hash9377]

Big boy over there stays negative 🐡

[@Pratyakshboi]

wha

[@PurrincessDiana]

The Nintendo switch is outdated

[@Bluestar1079]

I actually don't think it's going to be a switch two. I think we're going to get a Wii u two. we're going to get a regular box system with some sort of portable component. Similar to a PlayStation with a PS portal.

[@bakes7423]

This is what I’ve been hoping for, except with the portable component actually being portable unlike Sonys portal or the original Wii U

[@IceBlueLugia]

Zero chance. They merged their console and handheld dev divisions and the hybrid idea has proved itself. And they can easily make a cheaper standalone handheld version if they want. There’s no reason they’d revert

[@bakes7423]

@@IceBlueLugia the way I’m imagining it would still be a hybrid console, basically just with a more powerful way to play in at home/docked mode. My ideal console would be if they took basically the same idea as the Wii U but with addition of real portability to the game pad, being able to take it anywhere like the switch and not just 10 feet from the console

[@IceBlueLugia]

@@bakes7423 I guess I’m having trouble understanding how your idea would work in practice. In your console mode, you’d have 2 screens and a ton of horsepower from the actual console. In handheld mode when you’re away from the TV, you now have 1 screen and you only have the weaker power of the handheld part. Devs would need to make 1 and 2 screen versions of all their games, the 1 screen version would need to be able to run at much lower power. Keep in mind too that the handheld obviously needs its own CPU, GPU, RAM, battery, screen, etc. on top of the console having that stuff. The device would be like $600 and the console part would still be unlikely to be stronger than even the PS5 Unless I’m missing something

[@sboinkthelegday3892]

iOS 16 natively supports Joycon you know. You can drop on and off playing Sonic Dream Team with Joycon or Switch Pro controller, between Mac at home and keep playing on the go with an iPhone. Even the build quality of new iPhones is like the launch Switch.

[@MrCrucifer]

Surprised that I was here 5 minutes after the video was posted. I don't really use my Switch OLED but if the new switch is significantly more powerful, I'll probably upgrade

[@Jansenbaker]

Imagine if the Switch becomes to Nintendo what cell phones are to Samsung and Apple. Giving a new edition of the Switch every few years would definitely be unique.

[@cobain2261]

What are you smoking? It's been 7 years.

[@Jansenbaker]

@@cobain2261 I was mostly referring to the future, but anyway: ■ 2017- OG Switch ■ 2019- Red box Switch (new chip and better battery life) ■ 2019- Switch Lite ■ 2021- OLED Switch ■ 2024- New Switch?

[@andyteter7815]

That thin neck beard is distracting.

[@biscotti_]

BOTW>TOTK Literally no comp. Only one of the two revolutionized open world gaming

[@martinseal1987]

L take TOTK was just as good as BOTW

[@stanztman68]

Nintendos hardware is antiquated. I own vast majority of the switch games on other consoles. (ports) Cheapest feeling controller ever. I felt ripped off after buying it. For what it was at the time, the wii u was much more impressive. I still prefer it over the switch. Nintendo is definitely "beating a dead horse" at this point. Customer loyalty keeps them going. I will buy games for my ps5 and new xbox before I give another dime to nintendo. Just lazy.

[@sajjadshovon]

nindendo switch 2 spec be like 20fps,u don’t need good graphics so we should keep the same processor or older,u can dance with it like an autistic mouse, if you want a good hand held just buy steam deck oled,lenovo or asus…don’t fall into their trap!