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Set to release on June 5, 2025, the Nintendo Switch 2 promises an unparalleled gaming experience with advanced features like DLSS, ray tracing, and 120Hz refresh rates, aligning visually and technically with the PlayStation 4, thanks to its upgraded NVIDIA T239 chip.
While its Piranha Plant design might charm, the 640×480 resolution is a significant step down from the Full HD of the standard camera, making it more about aesthetics than image quality at €39.99.
Immerse yourself in seamless communication with up to 12 friends on the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2’s GameChat, available for free until late 2026, ensuring parents can control access for children under 16 via the Nintendo Switch Parental Controls app.
Nintendo’s upcoming software-based virtual cartridges will enable users to borrow and play select digital games from the Nintendo eShop on their Nintendo Switch 2, with a two-week lending period, available locally via a console update in late April.
Sony Interactive Entertainment is reportedly investigating an eco-friendly approach with a potential new PlayStation 5 DualSense controller, as suggested by a recent patent for “Operation Device,” which envisions solar energy integration through photovoltaic elements on the controller’s casing.
Sony has drastically cut the PlayStation VR2’s price by €150, now offering it at €449.99, and introduced a bundle with “Horizon Call of the Mountain” to boost sales and entice gamers with upcoming releases and PC compatibility.
The upcoming Nintendo Switch 2 promises an innovative feature, allowing Joy-Con controllers to function as a mouse, potentially revolutionizing gameplay in FPS, RTS games, and menu navigation.
The Sony Inzone M9 II, priced at 999€, is a PS5-focused gaming monitor offering high refresh rates, brightness levels, and console-optimized presets, making it an appealing choice for serious gamers despite its premium price tag.
Nacon, a French manufacturer, has unveiled an array of accessories for the forthcoming Nintendo Switch 2, hinting at early partner access to the console’s design, aligning with previous leaks like those from Genki at CES.
Nintendo is poised to officially introduce its next-gen console, following speculation, on January 16th, with a Nintendo Direct potentially unveiling games in March.