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Nintendo Switch

The Nintendo Switch, known in development as the Nintendo NX, is a gaming device from Nintendo, released March 3, 2017. While technically a portable device, it does not currently serve to replace the Nintendo 3DS but succeeds the Wii U.

Description[]

An enhanced eighth-generation device, the Switch is a multimode tablet with an HDTV dock and two Joy-Con controller units that can adapt to any gaming environment. When snapped into the included frame, the Joy-Cons form a gamepad; and when attached to the Switch, they form a handheld. They can also be used independently when the tablet is in a free-standing position.

When docked, the Switch operates as a typical set-top unit, and can output to a television screen via HDMI in full 1080p resolution.

Games for the Switch are distributed on Nintendo Switch cards, a departure from the previous three generations' use of optical storage, as well as via digital distribution with a Nintendo eShop, The company's Virtual Console services of the last two generations are not yet available to Switch owners, as confirmed by gaming e-zines such as Kotaku[1] and Polygon.[2]

The Switch also possesses 32GB of onboard flash storage for both games and user data, with a microSD slot for expansion up to 2TB.


Mana titles for Nintendo Switch[]

References[]

  1. Schrier, Jason, "Nintendo Switch Will Not Have Virtual Console At Launch",Kotaku, 23 Feb 2017
  2. Grant, Christopher, "Virtual Console won't make Nintendo Switch launch", Polygon, 23 Feb 2017
Platforms of the Mana series
Nintendo Consoles Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES) · Wii · Super NES Classic Edition · Switch
Handheld Game Boy (GB) · Game Boy Advance (GBA) · Nintendo DS (NDS)
Sony Consoles PlayStation (PSX) · PlayStation 2 (PS2) · PlayStation 3 (PS3) · PlayStation 4 (PS4)
Handheld PocketStation · PlayStation Portable (PSP) · PlayStation Vita
Other Devices Mobile (iOS · Android) · Amazon Fire · Microsoft Windows
Services Apple App Store · Google Play Store · Amazon Appstore · Wii Shop Channel · Nintendo eShop · PlayStation Store · Steam
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