Sunday, May 15th 2022

Nintendo Working on Next-Gen Switch Powered by an NVIDIA SoC
Nintendo could release its next-generation handheld game console, a successor to the crazy-popular Switch, by 2024. This could be powered by an NVIDIA-sourced SoC. NVIDIA recently put up a job listing for a "Game Console Developer Tools Engineer," looking for talent designing the software development applications for the next-generation console. Nintendo is a long-standing customer of NVIDIA chips for its handheld consoles. The next-gen SoC could implement an NVIDIA-designed Arm CPU, and a highly efficient GPU based on the NVIDIA graphics architecture of the time.
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Wccftech
59 Comments on Nintendo Working on Next-Gen Switch Powered by an NVIDIA SoC
Kirby, with a fixed camera, is 30fps... Hyrule Warrior barely runs at all... Breath of the Wild is low resolution, all those incredible videos out there are the emulated version. He said it was the most popular console ever made. And he was wrong. Nothing you said changes anything. You are now pretending I was responding to a different statement. It is popular, not the "most popular ever made". Outselling the PS4 doesn't "beg to differ" the statement that it is the most popular ever made. There are 7 consoles that outsold it in the US alone. The Xbox 360 way outsold the PS4 in the US, and the Switch has a long way to go to top the 360 in the US. And the DS and PS2 are miles ahead of both.
The Switch is another in a long line of portable consoles, Nintendo has been successful with every portable they ever released in the same manner. That hasn't changed in 30 years.
What is new is Nintendo shrinking and abandoning the home console market. Their overall sales right now are much lower than during the Wii and DS era (stock went 4x in one year, then has been lower ever since) and if you had 20 year old Nintendo stock like me that is still lower than back then, you'd know it.
Playstation 1 at 100M sales is IMHO ten times more impressive, because it dates back from an age where gaming was niche. Gaming today is simply mainstream, 100M is a figure that we will see, and already have seen quite a few times now. On a global market of 4-4,5 Billion potential customers its not a strange or unique thing.
You know exactly what you are doing.
You were stirring the pot with falsehoods and personal attacks. Got it. You're not here for a conversation.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_best-selling_game_consoles
So any upgrading Nintendo offers with a new version of hardware will take the already excellent experience to a new level.