Nintendo has officially introduced the Switch 2. MeinMMO introduces you to the biggest differences between Switch 1 and Switch 2.
Nintendo has now officially presented its Switch 2 in an announcement. The first impressions of the new console are also included. MeinMMO has looked at the first images and details and explained where the most important differences are so far.
If further information becomes known, we will update the article for you.
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Nintendo Switch 2 vs Switch 1: The most important differences in detail
Bildumbrella size: The display is quite a bit larger compared to the old Switch model. How much larger is not officially known. The normal Switch has a 6.2-inch display, the OLED model has a 7-inch display.
Console and Controller Size: The Switch 2 has become slightly larger compared to the old model. This also applies to the Joycons, which are now slightly larger. An alternative to the Joy-Cons is the Pro Controller.
Attaching the joyCons: The new Joy-Cons are no longer connected to the screen by sliding them down. With the Switch 2, the controllers are simply attached magnetically.
Additional USB port: In addition to the headphone jack, there is another USB-C port. This has the advantage that you can connect more devices to the Switch 2. For example, an adapter for a gaming headset.
New kickstand: There was criticism of the cheaply made kickstand on the old Switch; the stand on the OLED model has been greatly improved. The Switch 2 uses a completely new stand. The Switch 2 with the new foot can be tilted significantly further back than the old models.
New button on the Joy-Cons: Some people have already noticed that there is a new button below the home button on the Joy-Con. So far we can only speculate as to what it is good for.
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