The next iteration of Nintendo Switch, rumored as Nintendo Switch 2, is set to offer backward compatibility with older games, boasting power comparable to PS4.

Buzz

Recent buzz surrounds the upcoming Nintendo gaming console, Nintendo Switch 2. The company's president, Mr. Shuntaro Furukawa, made an intriguing statement while addressing shareholders:

“When it comes to next-gen consoles, hardware has always been our bridge to new customers. New hardware implies rebuilding our relationship with customers. However, with Nintendo Switch, we can directly connect with millions of customers through Nintendo Accounts.”

In other words, mirroring the transition from PS4 to PS5, Nintendo Switch 2, or the yet-to-be-named gaming console, will have the capability to play games from the Switch era. This feature proves invaluable at the launch of a new console, considering the lack of an extensive game library for Switch 2 at that time.

The ability to replay old games, especially at higher resolutions and frame rates than the original Switch, will be a compelling reason for people to invest in Nintendo's new console.

In an unrelated legal saga, the FTC's legal battle with Microsoft to block the $69 billion merger with Activision Blizzard has unveiled an unexpected revelation. During a recent court hearing, CFO Armin Zerza disclosed information about Call of Duty coming to the Switch platform. According to Zerza, the power of the 'next-gen Switch' will be comparable to the 8th console generation, meaning it will rival the strength of the PS4 and Xbox One.

Before criticizing the power of Switch 2, it's essential to remember that Switch is equipped with a Tegra chip, weaker than the majority of smartphones released in the last three years. This, of course, does not hinder the creativity of game developers.

According to TechRadar and Notebook Check

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