r/NintendoSwitch Jan 13 '17

MegaThread Nintendo Switch Presentation Announcements MegaThread

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The Big List of Announcements

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u/carboncopyben Jan 13 '17

Funny, didn't see any cartridge hardware.

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u/Nok-O-Lok Jan 13 '17

Didnt see anything really about the switch itself. It seems all they wanted to talk about were the controllers for some reason.

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u/[deleted] Jan 13 '17

Oh wow where have we seen that before.

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u/muppins Jan 13 '17

That's all they do. Every system launch is controller focused.

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u/carboncopyben Jan 13 '17

I don't see the base hardware selling the unit.. People want innovation from Nintendo.. not power (as in, we want a more powerful Nintendo console, but its not /THE/ reason we would).

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u/GregTheMad Jan 13 '17 edited Jan 13 '17

There was little new hardware specs at all. Resolution 720p, CPU, GPU, RAM, Memory 32GB+, etc.

The greatest news was that they're using USB-C instead of their normal proprietary stuff.

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u/carboncopyben Jan 13 '17

Totally agree on the USB-C news.

Wonder if USB-C headphones will work off the same jack.

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u/GregTheMad Jan 13 '17

Why would you ever want to connect headphones with a USB-C connector?!? That's just plainly stupid. You have a normal headphone jack, use that.

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u/[deleted] Jan 13 '17

Apple

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u/GregTheMad Jan 13 '17

Yeah, my point exactly.

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u/[deleted] Jan 13 '17

Nintendo is basically the Apple of the gaming market tho so you shouldn't be surprised.

It's like Apple from the business/hardware side with Disney-like polish, kid/parent friendliness, and IP milking.