Nintendo switch pro rumors

The Nintendo Switch Pro could arrive before the holidays.LightRocket via Getty ImagesThe Nintendo Switch Pro is looking more and more like the real deal following various leaks, rumors and reports.Bloomberg recently reported that the new system would launch this Fall, and that we’d see an announcement prior to E3. Nintendo often releases a big Nintendo Direct before E3 officially kicks off—or at least at the very outset of the show—and a big hardware announcement would be the cherry on top. Then again, the announcement could come even sooner according to reports, so that the reveal doesn’t overshadow the games themselves.Now, another leak joins the evidence pile. Users in Mexico have discovered a New Nintendo Switch Pro listing on Amazon’s Mexican website:The new Nintendo Switch Pro will reportedly be more powerful than the base model and include a higher-resolution OLED screen. Given that the OG Switch is now 4 years old (crazy, I know) the need for a refresh with better hardware and a nicer screen makes sense.Of course, the only thing I really want from a new Switch are better Joy-Con controllers. My wishlist is complete fantasy, however. I don’t really care about better graphics, I want better frame-rates. I want controllers that fit adult hands better and—more than anything—don’t drift (I realize you can buy third-party controllers to solve the size complaint).Joy-Con drift is a deal breaker for me. I barely ever play on the Switch these days for that reason alone. It’s honestly one of the most egregious failures in modern gaming tech but we rarely hear about it for some reason. If the Switch Pro doesn’t fix Joy-Con drift I see no reason to buy one, even with a prettier screen and beefier processing power.Whether this Amazon Mexico leak is real or fake or an error remains to be seen, but all signs point to a big announcement soon. Hopefully Nintendo pairs its hardware reveal with some cool new games and some news on the mysterious Metroid game.Along with a possible Nintendo Switch Pro announcement, June is a huge month for video game reveals thanks to E3.

Published May 27th, 2021 7:31AM EDT Nintendo has been dispelling rumors that it was secretly developing a Switch Pro console for years, but the Japanese giant might finally launch the new gaming device this fall. The upgraded Switch model should compete directly against the PS5 and Xbox Series X consoles that launched late last year and offer a significantly improved gaming experience compared to the original model.A new report says that Nintendo might be on the verge of announcing the new console, with an official reveal expected to drop as soon as mid-June, several months ahead of the expected fall 2021 launch.Sources familiar with Nintendo’s plans informed Bloomberg that new Switch production might start as soon as July. The release date for the informally named Switch Pro console would follow in September or October. The product’s commercial name is so secret that only “a handful of people within the Kyoto-based company” know it.Nintendo might unveil the new Switch ahead of the E3 gaming event, which will start on June 12th. This would ensure that publishers can showcase their new Switch games at the event.The Switch Pro is likely to cost more than $299, the price of the original Switch console. Once launched, the original model will be discontinued, the report notes. But Nintendo will continue to sell the $199 alongside the Switch Lite.Pricier components and rising labor costs in China are the reasons why Nintendo will have to increase the new console’s price, the report says. The device is expected

Even include a center M4 and M6 hole so the Switch Dock can be mounted directly to the back of wall-mounted TVs! OLED COMPATABILITYWith a focus on the full wrap design, we started to worry when rumors of a 'Switch Pro' started bubbling up. To our surprise, these rumors of a more powerful Switch didn't come to light, but Nintendo did announce the Switch OLED Model. This fresh design brought a new screen to the console, but when the Dock looked different, we needed to do more research.After some digging, we found some measurements we were sure would fit our existing mount, but without testing, we couldn't be certain. Once the Switch OLED Model released, we got to testing and found our original design fit the new dock without issue! Keep in mind, the Switch OLED Dock does feature small design changes. The dock is .1 inches longer and shaved .12 inches off the depth. But those changes are so minimal we didn’t have to make any changes to our mount!WHAT MAKES THIS MOUNT SPECIAL?The HIDEit Switch Wall Mount may look simple, but that’s the beauty of our products.If you look closely, you’ll see this mount is truly unique.We created an offset design with side openings to ensure proper airflow and keep the Switch cool. It also has a slide stop (or tab) so the device stays secure in the mount. The Nintendo Switch Mount can also be wall mounted on either side of the TV with the cords routed