Nintendo Switch 2 emulators: Difference between revisions

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The '''[[wikipedia:Nintendo Switch 2|Nintendo Switch 2]]''' is an upcoming ninth-generation hybrid gaming console by Nintendo set to be released in 2025. First revealed in a trailer released on January 16, 2025, it is the successor to the [[Nintendo Switch emulators|Nintendo Switch]], and it is Nintendo's first console to use a standardized numbering system to differentiate it from its predecessor (much like [[Sony]]'s PlayStation family of home consoles). Like its predecessor, the Nintendo Switch 2 uses a pair of detachable Joy-Con as its controllers and can be played on the TV by placing it in the dock or in handheld mode by taking it out. The Nintendo Switch 2 is slightly larger than the original Nintendo Switch, and its Joy-Con are connected directly to the sides of the console via gendered plugs rather than vertical slide locks. Additionally, the Joy-Con, when disconnected from the console, can be turned on their sides and moved around on a flat surface, akin to a computer mouse. The console also features an extra USB-C port at the top, and its kickstand extends across almost the full width of the console; the angle at which it is reclined can be adjusted. In a similar fashion to the [[Wii emulators|Wii]] and [[Wii U emulators|Wii U]], it is backward compatible with most physical and digital Nintendo Switch games.

It uses a custom processor made by Nvidia, has up to 4K at 60Hz output in docked mode or 1080p at 120Hz output in handheld mode with variable refresh rate (VRR) and HDR10 capabilities, has 256GB of faster storage compared to it's predecessor, and a microphone for the new GameChat group calling feature as well as for games that support it.

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 The '''[[wikipedia:Nintendo Switch 2|Nintendo Switch 2]]''' is an upcoming ninth-generation hybrid gaming console by Nintendo set to be released in 2025. First revealed in a trailer released on January 16, 2025, it is the successor to the [[Nintendo Switch emulators|Nintendo Switch]], and it is Nintendo's first console to use a standardized numbering system to differentiate it from its predecessor (much like [[Sony]]'s PlayStation family of home consoles). Like its predecessor, the Nintendo Switch 2 uses a pair of detachable Joy-Con as its controllers and can be played on the TV by placing it in the dock or in handheld mode by taking it out. The Nintendo Switch 2 is slightly larger than the original Nintendo Switch, and its Joy-Con are connected directly to the sides of the console via gendered plugs rather than vertical slide locks. Additionally, the Joy-Con, when disconnected from the console, can be turned on their sides and moved around on a flat surface, akin to a computer mouse. The console also features an extra USB-C port at the top, and its kickstand extends across almost the full width of the console; the angle at which it is reclined can be adjusted. In a similar fashion to the [[Wii emulators|Wii]] and [[Wii U emulators|Wii U]], it is backward compatible with most physical and digital Nintendo Switch games.
+It uses a custom processor made by Nvidia, has up to 4K at 60Hz output in docked mode or 1080p at 120Hz output in handheld mode with variable refresh rate (VRR) and HDR10 capabilities, has 256GB of faster storage compared to it's predecessor, and a microphone for the new GameChat group calling feature as well as for games that support it.
 ==Emulators==