Nintendo Switch
Unlike Sony and Microsoft, Nintendo is looking to change the way we play video games, with their upcoming console-mobile hybrid device, Switch. The Big N is looking to bring back something that’s been lacking from the console video game world in ages, FUN. Based off the trailer and live-demos for the public, we’ve seen minimal complaints for what Nintendo is looking to do and take gamers away from their smartphone devices. With titles like Legend of Zelda, Mario and Mario-Kart likely to headline its upcoming March launch, a price-point of $250 would be a consumer’s dream.
Also, it hasn’t been clarified which maximum resolution setting the hand-held and home console product will support, but we’re hopeful for just 1080p and 60 frames-per-second.