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Nintendo Switch 2 May Be Held Back by Software Limitations, Developer Says

The Nintendo Switch 2 is more likely to be held back by software limitations than hardware limitations, according to a game developer.

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VenomUK248d ago

The Xbox PC X and the PS6 will be more powerful than the Switch 2.

MDTunkown248d ago

Secretly to you: in 30 years cheap smartphones will be stronger than ps6

jznrpg248d ago (Edited 248d ago )

PS5 XSX is more powerful than Switch 2

Profchaos247d ago

Yup but try and play them on a plane

Benjaminkno157d ago

Always fun to see trolls first in comments. I can remember back in the ps1 days when Nintendo fanboys harped on graphics and Sony preached “more games.” “But ps2 is also a DVD player!!”
Then ps3 comes out and suddenly gimmicks are something to complain about.
It all just depends on where the wind blows.

Jalapeno248d ago

It blows my mind that Nintendo didn’t bother to add the Hall effect to their analog joysticks after the NS1 was plagued by that. Is it too much for Nintendo, Xbox, and PlayStation to do a simple fix on their gamepads even if it costs a bit more?

jznrpg248d ago

I have someone who mods my controllers for me. A set of Hall effect modules are around 15$ retail. It should be standard these days.

mooreneco21248d ago

Unfortunately, they could not use them due to the electromagnetic field from the magnets in the Switch 2 joy-cons, ironically it would cause drifting!

MetroidFREAK21248d ago

Any software that's released as a Game Key Card is an automatic skip so I can see that

anast247d ago

The price tag is huge though.

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Indie World Showcase 3.3.2026

Nintendo: "Join us on March 3 at 6am PT for a new Indie World Showcase! Tune in for roughly 15 minutes of news and updates on indie games coming to Nintendo Switch 2 and Nintendo Switch."

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‘70s-style Robot Anime Geppy-X’, is coming to PC and consoles on July 16th

"Bliss Brain Corporation proudly announces the worldwide release of 70s-style Robot Anime Geppy-X Hi-Res Remastered Edition, launching July 16, 2026, on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch, Xbox Series X|S, Microsoft Store, and Steam." - Bliss Brain Corporation.

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Resident Evil Requiem Features Former Hollywood CG Artists, Producer Says

Resident Evil Requiem producer Masato Kumazawa reveals former Hollywood CG artists contributed to the game’s advanced visuals.

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Babadook78h ago

This explains the amazing character models.

Miacosa6h ago

Hollywood seems to be a S-show these days. Glad to see this person was able to bounce back and produce something many people are loving.

rlow13h ago

Glad to hear someone’s using them effectively.