and The debut last week, including related hardware And launching the game, Nintendo has not cleaned up yet and still has a lot of related consoles. For example, the company has not covered specific details about CPU and GPUs other than the performance enhancements provided by touch switches (NVIDIA) Switch 2 uses its deep learning supersampling technology).
However, since last Wednesday’s blockbuster Direct, Nintendo talked about some new Switch 2 details in an interview with the press. On the one hand, Nate Bihldorff, senior vice president of product development and publishing at Nintendo, told The Joy-CON 2 controller of the console does not use Hall Effect Tech. “The controllers for the Joy-Con 2 are designed from scratch,” Bihldorff said. “They are not the hall effect, but they feel really good.”
Switch 2 Producer Kouichi Kawata The Joy-Con 2 joysticks are “quieter and don’t make noise, even if they move to the edge very quickly.” The company calls them “smooth sticks.”
Engadget asked Nintendo why the company chose not to use Hall Effect Tech in Joy-Con 2. There is no effect sensor.
This technology has become On the thumb but Nintendo hasn’t implemented it with its own joystick (and no Sony or Microsoft either). The idea behind Hall effect sensors is that they reduce the possibility of stick drifting. This question is So common On the joyful gadget of the original switch provided by Nintendo Stick drift for Europe. Therefore, it is not clear why Nintendo chose to exit the Hall effect sensor in Joy-Con 2 to help alleviate such problems.
Meanwhile, Nintendo has confirmed that we have pricing for some Switch 2 experiences. The company told That’s – wild and The tears of the kingdom – For anyone who already owns any kind of game, the cost per person is $10. However, Nintendo Switch Online+ expansion subscribers can access the upgrade at no extra cost.
Switch 2 upgrades include visual fidelity and frame rate enhancements, as well as HDR support and faster load times. You can also use the Switch Mobile app as Sheikah Slate to help you find hidden items with sounds.
In addition, Nintendo revealed Nintendo Switch 2 Welcome TourThis seems to be a technical demonstration that will take you through all the features of the console for $10. As for why Nintendo charges $10 for this instead of offering $10 for free (as Valve did in Fun Steam Deck Tech Demo, or Sony did it On PS5), Nintendo Bill Trinen, a U.S. product and player experience, said this IGN:
For some, I think some people are particularly interested in the system and the specifications of the system because I think it will be a great product. This is actually for people who want more information about the system, rather than having to quickly introduce everything they do. So I think the care and workload the team put in, I think it’s ‘yes, it feels like $9.99 isn’t a high price. This is a great value for what you get from the product. ”
