The Nintendo Switch 2 Needs To Be As Powerful As Its Competitors | Spot On

Earlier this week, VGC reported {that a} Switch successor is slated to hit the market in 2024. According to varied sources, the upcoming console will work in moveable mode, just like the Switch, and can revert again to an LCD display screen in an effort the handle prices. However, there’s one factor we stay extremely interested in: What will its {hardware} appear to be?

It’s no secret that when in comparison with Sony’s PlayStation 5 and Microsoft’s Xbox Series X|S, the Nintendo Switch severely lacks the identical energy and graphical constancy. Though Nintendo has considerably countered this hindrance with a powerful catalog of first-party video games tailormade for its console, third-party video games are more and more struggling as a result of system’s {hardware} restraints. And with opponents like Valve’s Steam Deck and the ASUS ROG Ally getting into {the marketplace}, these limitations are solely rising extra obvious.

In this week’s episode of Spot On, Lucy and Tam talk about what Nintendo must do to stay aggressive within the handheld gaming market. There’s no denying that Nintendo’s Switch is the present king, however will Nintendo proceed to carry that title if it would not start to cater to the third get together market and up its {hardware}? Tam and Lucy talk about, and make a really tenuous metaphor about an island.

Spot On is SportSpot’s weekly information present during which managing editor Tamoor Hussain and senior producer Lucy James speak in regards to the newest information in video games. Given the extremely dynamic and unending information cycle of the large online game business, there’s at all times one thing to speak about however, not like most different information reveals, Spot On will dive deep right into a single subject versus recapping all of the information. Spot On airs every Friday.