Thread by @SamusHunter2

Get ready because this is going to be a bit of a long thread. A couple of months ago I talked about two models in development, a more powerful version and one that is on par with the basic but with some of the features of the new model. #NintendoSwitch #Oled is exactly the latter

I knew the OLed version would come out sooner, not surprisingly I had talked that there would be no major changes in terms of chipsets used for the 2021 console....

But what are Nintendo's plans?
Simple, for the first few months make the two models coexist, to dispose of the basic one and then, in 2022 place the OLED as the new base (after a price cut).

It is no coincidence that most of the accessories will be compatible between the two models and that the console itself inherits the name "Nintendo Switch" and written in brackets "(Oled version)". With the Lite did not happen and that led to the coexistence of the two systems

I know that many were disappointed to see this version announced, the problem is that many report confused information in their possession trying to be always the first to speak, unfortunately it happens that so create discontent because of expectations unfulfilled.

But a more powerful model is scheduled for late 2022 or 2023, everything depends on the sales trend in the coming year.
This model will be a new generation? I doubt it, there are many projects that will continue to support the current Switch, even until 2024.

But it could be a console that will develop in a similar way to the GameBoy Color, initially as a "pro" model, and then become the main development console after a couple of years. The Switch generation isn't over yet, so don't worry, tons of games are coming in the next years😉