New Nintendo Switch

[Andrew NDB]

Apparently just with a bigger screen?

https://www.theverge.com/2021/7/6/22456337/nintendo-switch-oled-model-specs-date-price

[sdp]

OLED (nicer)screen, 1 inch bigger (smaller bezel so same size for the device), ethernet port replacing the 3rd USB port, better kickstand, 64 gigs of space so double, $50 more. Everything else is the same, if you only play on TV literally no differences. If you don't have a switch or wanted to replace it since yours is beat up, it's a better option but not for anyone else to upgrade. I would upgrade since the OLED is nice but my launch switch can have CFW and this one can't so it's far more valuable.

[oldmanwinters]

Heh, the title of this thread made me think of the literally-named "New 3DS." This updated model probably doesn't quite warrant such a status, but I have been holding out owning a console for years, so this might win me over.

[Andrew NDB]

If it streamed to the TV in 4K I'd buy it for sure.

[Roseangelo]

Sticking with my Lite.

[newfan]

Not been long since I bought the current model, are new games going to be for both as it isn't a big change? (I should bother to read the link really)

[frank_one]

It's the same console, the display is the only part receiving an upgrade. So yes, older and newer games will work on both models with no difference at all.

[AquaParade]

I just recently bought a Switch and I have played it undocked just once, out of necessity, really. I don't know how my eyes deteriorated so much over the last 10-15 years, but playing on such a small screen is no fun for me. I have to squint constantly.

I'm down for a 4K model down the line, for sure. Mario Odyssey amazed me.