Heim Nachricht Nintendo Direct für Switch 2 bestätigt

Nintendo Direct für Switch 2 bestätigt

by Nova Feb 22,2025

Nintendos Switch 2 Nintendo Direct ist am Mittwoch, 2. April 2025, um 6 Uhr PT (9 Uhr, 14 Uhr Zeit). Diese Präsentation bietet einen detaillierten Blick auf den Switch 2 nach seiner kurzen Enthüllung im letzten Monat.

Die erste Enthüllung zeigte das Design der Konsole, angedeutet auf Mario Kart 9 und neckte einen potenziellen "Maus" -Modus für die neuen Joy-Cons. Es gibt jedoch viele Fragen, einschließlich der Funktion einer mysteriösen neuen Joy-Con-Taste, der Verarbeitungsleistung der Konsole und der beabsichtigten Verwendung der neuen Ports.

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Die Spekulation über die Spielbibliothek von Switch 2 wächst. Eine wesentliche Liste von gemunkelten Titeln von Drittanbietern ist zirkuliert, Firaxis (Civilization 7 Developers) Interesse am Joy-Con-Mausmodus, und Nacon (Verlag von Greedfall 2, Test Drive Unlimited und Robocop: Rogue City) bestätigte, dass es wechseln hat 2 Spiele bereit für die Veröffentlichung. Hollow Knight: Silksong wird auch für die Plattform gemunkelt, und EA schlug kürzlich vor, dass Madden, FIFA und die Sims für den Switch 2 geeignet sind.

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