Speaking about what presentations were on the horizon on social media, Robinson said that he has heard PlayStation will be having its next big showcase in either late May or early June. We rather hope that the Switch 2 does go down the OLED route, as well as bring in things like a 4K output, more performance and maybe something a little extra, given we’ve seen Nintendo introduce interesting hardware with previous console generations the Wii focused on motion control and the Wii U had a controller with a display that laid the groundwork for the Switch.įor now, we'll have to wait and see what happens, and make do with playing The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom on the current Switch hardware.According to reporter Andy Robinson, it currently seems like Nintendo isn't poised to do "anything" over the next month. Of course, Sharp could be referring to a completely different console, or maybe a form of handheld PC which it's labeling as a ‘games console’ - right now all we have is speculation as Nintendo takes the Apple approach of being very tight-lipped about its next-gen hardware plans. There are advantages of being able to achieve high refresh rates with LCD panels, but OLED screens can hit 120Hz, which we’d argue is more than enough for console gaming. So equipping the Switch 2 with an LCD display could be a bit of an odd move by Nintendo. And this made the Switch OLED the Nintendo console to get if you didn’t already have a Switch or your original model was looking tired. While the upgrade was arguably not enough to see original Switch owners make the… ahem… switch, the OLED screen made for much more colorful and contrast-heavy gaming. The Nintendo Switch OLED, as its name makes obvious, brought an OLED display to the Switch back in 2021. While the original Switch and Nintendo Switch Lite both sport pretty decent LCD displays, such panel tech will arguably look fairly dated in 2024, which is now when we expect to see a Switch 2.
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