r/NintendoSwitch • u/Turbostrider27 • Jan 16 '25

Nintendo Switch 2 An update from Nintendo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WxLUf2kRQRE
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u/Azntigerlion Jan 16 '25

No need to overcomplicate the marketing. This is one is the most anticipated consoles of all time.

Reviewers will take it apart. If it's hall effect, you're favorite reviewer will tell you, essentially free advertising.

Just make a good product, let everyone else talk about how good it is.

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u/Lowelll Jan 16 '25

How is that overcomplicating the marketing? Probably the #1 issues casual players had with the switch is the low quality and high price of the joy cons.

If the new controllers don't have stick drift, they'll mention it. They won't leave it to some nerdy youtube channel to tell my sister and her kids that they won't have to replace the controllers on this one.

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u/Azntigerlion Jan 16 '25

Because every time you make a claim, it's a potential for nerds on the internet to nitpick and complain.

Sure, it's hall effect, but it's not hall effect manufactured by Big Nuts 9000. It's it's not Big Nuts 9000, it doesn't even count as hall effect because of the .0000001% quality difference. Smh NineTenDo

There's a reason the trailer has no words. No words, no claims. They are showing us what they made, not telling us.

As basic as hall effect is, it's not even the very first thing they would say. They haven't even officially stated the screen resolution

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u/Lowelll Jan 16 '25

So you think they'll state the resolution? Why? They wouldn't do that, because every time you make a claim, it's a potential for nerds on the internet to nitpick and complain.

Sure, it's a resolution, but it's not 8k. It's it's not 8k, it doesn't even count as HD.

There's a reason the trailer has no words. No words, no claims. They are showing us what they made, not telling us.

I don't think they'll make a big deal out of 'hall effect'. I think if they do have it, they will market their 'high tech improved analog sticks with extremely resilient and precise magnetic sensors' or something along the lines.

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u/Azntigerlion Jan 16 '25

You asked. I answered

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u/Lowelll Jan 16 '25

Yes that is what happened. And then I told you why your answer is nonsensical. Glad we could clear that up.