Of course. DF seems to be in the same boat as me, too. Only difference is Rich labeled the device as a successor, which I'm not comfortable doing at this time.
With a 1h treehouse session featuring Tutorial messages in Pokémon Arceus before they show any gameplay of BOTW2.
We have a bit too much info for a chip which is being "worked on by Nintendo" for a late 2023 release.
Again, I ask you to point out did I said that Nintendo will release a new model in 2022. I said that a new model in 2023 is very plausible but could happen earlier. And Kopite sharing the model number and codename is quite gospel given who he is and his track record with Nvidia. If you want to be safe, not speculation but authored info, then you need to search a Switch datamining forum. But keep in mind that datamining is reduced in scope on what it can predict.
If it is still revision then a 2022 release is hopefully still plausible? Especially if there's still devkits for this DLSS switch in the wild.
Hmm. Now I wonder if the Pro is coming next year when will they announce it. I'm assuming it wouldn't come until the end of the year.
Honestly, I'm not even going to speculate on that matter until I get some info clarification on the device & potential plans regarding it.
It really, really isn't, for Nintendo, but even if it was, we're sort of in unprecedented times right now in regards to tech production and component sourcing, so even "unheard of" behavior can't be simply ruled out.
Yeah, that's broadly my conclusion as well. I think March 2022 could easily happen, though.
The Switch OLED seems to have been in the works since at least early 2020, based on the evidence in firmware. Unless it was something that they decided in the very early days of the pandemic, it seems that it was most likely in the cards for a while. My guess is the point of the revision is to bring several aspects of the hardware more in line with what Switch 2 is going to look like.
Switch OLED is an incredibly minor revision. Even if it wasn't, though, this is a very tenuous "patterns" argument that almost definitely has several exceptions if you look hard enough.
Revision vs Successor is mostly a semantic argument at this point about how you consider the specs and how you think the system will be positioned long term. It doesn't really make a difference in how soon they can launch it.
Maybe we should have a primary and some sort of ranked choice voting.
Before that we had the GBA sp backlit and DS and GB micro all in about that time frame too.
Regrettably, I concur wholeheartedly. Holiday Season 2022 at the earliest. Nothing before. We may get the Zelda WiiU ports after Skyward Sword has sold sufficient copies... maybe for Xmas 2021 (if we are lucky)? I can't see any other plausible reason why Nintendo is holding off on Wind Waker and Twilight Princess other than knowing that the vast majority of us would have given Skyward Sword a HARD PASS if the other options were available.
I can understand the kick stand possibility, but not the OLED one. If anything, it would be thinner than the LCD counterparts.
I'm guessing the kickstand is using much thicker plastic, considering that I think Nintendo would mention that the kickstand is using metal in the advertising if that's the case.
Have you used a docked Mariko? It kinda just gets mildly warm.
Nintendo confirmed that the OLED model is using the exact same battery. So that's definitely not it.
Was the red box switch and switch lite announced on the same day?
kopite7kimi likely doesn't have inside sources at Nintendo. But kopite7kimi does have inside sources at Nvidia, and considering that Nvidia's likely to provide the new SoC for the new model (I'm not talking about the OLED model), there shouldn't be a surprise kopite7kimi has at least some information regarding a new model with a new SoC.
He doesn't have Nintendo sources. He's got a darn good Nvidia record though.
Maybe the new speakers are really that much better. And like everyone else said, the kickstand.
