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Switch 2 hands-on: I think Nintendo's new console is worth the $450
- The Nintendo Switch 2, priced at $450, offers a sleeker, faster, and more refined take on its predecessor, with a larger 7.9-inch 1080p LCD display supporting 120Hz refresh rate and high dynamic range.
- Despite not having an OLED screen like the OLED Switch, the display on the Switch 2 is bright and colorful, with no downgrade in quality.
- The Switch 2 features a second USB-C port, built-in mic, and support for microSD Express cards, enhancing user experience.
- The Joy-Con controllers of the Switch 2 have a new magnetic mounting system and the ability to function as a mouse, offering versatility in gaming.
- Nintendo has not disclosed specifics about the Switch 2's processor and memory but has confirmed support for DLSS and hardware-based ray tracing.
- The Switch 2 performs smoothly with games like Street Fighter 6, Cyberpunk 2077, and Civilization 7, showcasing potential for third-party titles.
- The console's performance and stylized graphics make games like Mario Kart World visually appealing even at 120 fps.
- The Switch 2 is criticized for its higher price point, with accessories like the Pro Controller and Joy-Con pairs costing more than before.
- Concerns remain about the Switch 2's battery life, pricing strategy, and the necessity of paying for the Switch 2 Welcome Tour.
- Overall, Nintendo's Switch 2 is seen as a fitting successor to the original hybrid console, offering upgraded features and performance.
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