The persistent shortage of chips, affecting everything from consumer electronics to cars and home appliances, continues to limit production of the Nintendo Switch console. However, the popular Nintendo Switch game console has recently managed to defeat the legendary Nintendo Wii game console. Nintendo has so far managed to sell about 101.63 million units of the Wii game console. Less than five years later, the Switch gaming console has overtaken its “big” sibling, with a total of 103.54 million units sold.
However, its successor, the Nintendo Switch 2 handheld game console, is expected to be available soon. If online rumors are to be believed, the novelty will be equipped with a 12-core Cortex-A78AE processor and up to 2048 CUDA processors for converting graphics content to four teraflops. Support for DLSS 2.2 and up to 16GB LPDDR5 memory should also be provided here.
The Nintendo Switch 2 will have to wait a little longer. It seems that the novelty will only go on sale at the end of next year. In all likelihood, this will happen seven years after the official launch of the first Nintendo Switch portable game console. More information will be known about the grandmother soon.