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
(See? I can do that too..)
I owned a Genesis and 32X, then a Dreamcast, which if the 32X had better Support would have thrived. Saturn damaged Service Games.
The Dreamcast was Superb, could of evolved if they used the naomi pcb and included a firmware update to make the GDRom into a DVDRom.
It used a Hitachi SuperH with a PowerVR/Imagination Technologies Kyro GPU. Pretty bad ass for 98-2000 Hardware. Just too bad Kyro (XFX/Pine) didn't flourish to compete with ATi and nvidia then.
I'd really like to see a PowerVR/Imagination Technologies discreet PC GPU to put the rest on notice.