An analyst has suggested that the successor to the Nintendo Switch could feature a screen that's even bigger than that found in the current OLED model.
MonsterVine: "Duck Detective is short enough to feel a bit lacking, and some of its mystery-solving gameplay could be polished into a more satisfactory experience."
In recent weeks, reports have surfaced that Take-Two is shuttering Kerbal Space Program 2 developer Intercept Games and OlliOlli World developer Roll7. Now, IGN has learned that not only are these closures imminent, but they are a part of a larger move by Take-Two to either sell off or shut down the entirety of its indie label, Private Division.
Jesus. The AAA space is gonna implode on itself. We went from "indie is the future" to shutting down devs who make smaller budget games to make way for games that take 7 years to develop and blow through half a billion bucks with almost nothing to show for it.
Caravan SandWitch is an upcoming adventure game where you jump in a van and explore a world where people work together after it all ends.
A slightly bigger screen is fine, but making sure it’s OLED and has VRR are more important tech features to have IMO. 40fps options are becoming more and more common and would be a huge benefit on a handheld offering much smoother performance over 30fps, without being nearly as taxing on the battery as 60fps.
I get it it's logical that the successor to the switch would opt for a LCD to keep costs down as it's internals will be expensive enough.
But they should honestly take a multi sku approach I'd happily throw a extra 100 in for a OLED option as I really love the switch OLED it would feel like a big step back to return to LCD.
Great news imo
Classic Nintendo, LCD now then new Switch 2 OLED in about 2 yrs 🤬
Performance > all.
Please gives it a decent CPU/GPU.
Even better if it has a "stay at home" edition for people who only play it on their TV. So, no screen, no speaker, no uncomfortable controllers, no battery that take the budget away from performance.