Nintendo has finally unveiled its brand new Nintendo Switch model out of nowhere, giving the first look and details about the system.
The new system, known as OLED Model, comes with a new display, 64 GB internal storage, updated audio, new adjustable stand, and a LAN port in the back for those wanting to get rid of wireless communications 24/7. It is expected to release worldwide on October 8.
The system will come in two different versions. A white bundle, and a classic-looking black bundle with the blue and red Joy-Con controllers.
Unlike previous reports, however, there’s no sign of the rumored Nintendo Switch Pro a lot of people were hoping for, with no upscaling to 4K, among other features, in sight. It also looks like the updated dock will be usable with current models of the Nintendo Switch, for anyone who might want to take advantage of its features.
Many Nintendo fans might be disappointed with the reveal, as apart from its internal improvements and wired LAN port, there isn’t anything that seems to justify the 50 dollar difference in price. It also doesn’t appear to improve on much of the Switch’s issues, which means the drift issue in controllers could continue.
For now, fans will likely be awaiting a true Nintendo Switch Pro in the future, but for those without the system, it is definitely worth waiting to invest in the latest model then buying the original.
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