Activision Says Switch 2's Power Is Akin To PS4, Xbox One
As reports that a Nintendo Switch successor is inbound become more commonplace, we’re learning more about what we can likely expect from the company’s next console. Maybe this was to be expected, but new details suggest that the performance of the Nintendo Switch 2—or whatever it ends up being called—may be roughly on par with the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. That would represent a nice step up from the current Switch, though obviously not enough of one to match Sony and Microsoft’s latest consoles.
Read More: Report: Nintendo’s Switch Successor Console Releases In 2024
Read more
Rams' meaningless game-ending FG embodies everything wrong with NFL and sports gambling
Rick and Morty's Season 7 Credits Absolutely Don't Address the Elephant in the Room
Russell Brand reportedly left Roast Battle in 2018 after getting roasted for being a predator
Lauren Boebert’s ‘Beetlejuice’ Date Owns Bar That Hosts Drag Shows
Unity Backpedals on Its Horrible Plan for Game Install Fees Amid Developer Backlash
Kotaku reached out to Nintendo for comment. When reached for a comment, an Activision Blizzard spokesperson declined to discuss the nature of the news.
Read More: Report: Nintendo Is Holding Secret Switch 2 Demos For Developers
Although we’ve potentially now got an idea of the Nintendo Switch 2's power, it still remains to be seen exactly how the company’s next-generation console will actually perform. At the very least, hopefully we can expect Nintendo to address the drift in its wireless controllers. Come on, Nintendo, I’m begging you here.
More from Kotaku
Halle Berry says she did not give Drake permission to use slimy photo
With a Small Hop, SpaceX Rival Edges Closer to Developing the World's First Fully Reusable Rocket
Activision Hashed Out Details on a Nintendo Switch 2 In Closed-Door Meeting
Sign up for Kotaku's Newsletter. For the latest news, Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
