There are a lot of news about Nintendo Switch 2 this year, but most of them are about the appearance, price, and launch time. It is unclear what the actual function of the new camera function is, but since there is a camera, it also means that there is a chance to support VR technology.
Will Nintendo Switch 2 support VR technology? The latest news says that the next-generation Switch will be equipped with a new “camera function”
earlier inOverseas ResetERA forum, an Angie wrote in a discussion article, “From a good friend and a well-known Atlus insider, the Switch 2 has a new camera function, but I’m not sure if it’s for VR.” The foreign media Wccftech also added that before the Chinese YouTuber also talked about the news received from the insiders of the game console manufacturer, the Switch 2 will have some kind of image sensor information, which may refer to the camera.
Although Angie said that the actual function of the camera function is not clear, but if the Nintendo Switch 2 really has a camera, it should basically have the best chance for VR. It is unlikely to add a lens just for taking pictures. No one will use a game console. Photograph. Of course, it may also be a video function, but it doesn’t make much sense. Having more video will not add too much to Switch 2, but VR will.
In any case, Nintendo Switch 2 is expected to be launched in the second half of next year, and it has been 7 years since the release of the first generation. For such a long time, we can expect that Nintendo Switch 2 will add some new features, and it is unlikely that there will be only hardware upgrades.
A well-known foreign whistleblower previously revealed that the possible price of Nintendo Switch 2 is expected to fall at US$399, which is US$100 more expensive than the first generation. The increase is a bit large, but if VR or other new features are added, the price of US$100 is still there. Many players will pay for:
As for other specifications, there are not many rumors. I only know that it may be equipped with an 8-inch LCD screen and 512GB of storage space. The reason why the OLED screen is not continued seems to be to reduce costs, and some high-resolution games will require a large amount of storage space. The current Nintendo Switch only has 32GB, which is much less than PlayStation and Xbox, which are more than 100GB. It can’t load too many high-definition games.
Judging from this trend, there should be more rumors about the next-generation Nintendo Switch model. Recently, people who plan to buy Switch really recommend it, etc., although it may take a year, or even a year and a half. Time will tell, but I’m sure 7 years of upgrades won’t disappoint.
