The Nintendo Switch 2's official specs aren't too different, but the new console has a lot of upgrades on the original Switch.
  • @Vlado@feddit.orgEnglish
    5•3 months ago

    The lineup of games which they presented is quite impressive (from Switch perspective). But I’m curious what will be actual real life performance of those. I mean, a lot od things they added are cute, bute the performance is #1 motivation to buy a new generation.

  • @SolidShake@lemmy.worldEnglish
    4•3 months ago

    An LCD screen immediately makes me not want to buy it. Guess I’ll wait for the OLED model to release. What a fucking joke

    • @catloaf@lemm.eeEnglish
      1•3 months ago

      Same, but I’m probably going to play most of the games docked so I can use a big screen anyway. Maybe I’ll splurge on a 4k OLED TV too (assuming I can find one that doesn’t try to be smart).

    • SemperverusEnglish
      0•3 months ago

      An oled would have been an instant no-buy from me. I like my devices to actually last.

      Inb4 “muh modern OLEDs last a long time, its a fixed problem!” - No it isn’t. They last a bit longer than before, but I literally have burn in on a modern OLED that has the “fixes” right now and it drives me nuts.

      • M137English
        5•3 months ago

        Never once had OLED burn in, just don’t leave your device with a static screen for hours and hours…?

        • SemperverusEnglish
          0•3 months ago

          Do you know what you can leave on a static screen for hours and hours without damage?

          An LCD screen.

          Not to say that I do that, but many softwares and games have static UI and HUD elements, like healthbars and notifications.

      • @SolidShake@lemmy.worldEnglish
        2•3 months ago

        Hate to tell you this but LCDs also can get ghosting (burn in) and they can get it easier than OLED screens.

        • SemperverusEnglish
          0•3 months ago

          Im aware of ghosting, but every LCD device I currently own, each with thousands of hours of use, do not have this issue, whereas both my pixel 2xl and my pixel 6 do, with some faint hints on my OLED Steam Deck (I tried to give OLED a third chance). My wife’s name is permanently etched into the top of my 2xl, and my 6 has extreme color fading from where the notification bar is.

          • @SolidShake@lemmy.worldEnglish
            1•3 months ago

            Ghosting is caused by a scene or display sitting still over time. It doesn’t just happen with normal use.

            • SemperverusEnglish
              1•3 months ago

              Okay, but burn-in DOES happen with normal use on OLEDs (literally have 2, almost 3 screens with it under normal daily use, not leaving it on for prolonged periods)