Well Well isn't that interesting. I suggested this very feature quite some time ago that the new gimmick would be a gamepad feature. Further suggesting the OG Switch would act as a gamepad or allow the purchase of a new dedicated gamepad. I also continued to double down the Switch 2 does not need a long reveal / release window or a heavy hitter at launch but instead would make most sense to launch with MP4. Not to boast I just find it funny how much I was criticized by so many and here we are talking about as speculation all over youtube.
BTW thank you Rob for the 8 years I been watching. Still my favorite channel even tho I rarely watch or use this profile. Was primarily for commenting until I accidentally published a comment under my other profile. Eh doesn't really matter. Just kept me from commenting cuz social media is too toxic for me.
Apologies for blowing up your thread but now that I'm watching what if it's a " G " for Gamepad? Either way it makes too much sense. If it casts to the dock the dock must have more internal parts which cost money and of course latency. Again imagine the Switch Lite selling like crazy cuz backwards compatibility, a cheaper entry for kids, another piece of hardware sold but not necessary, and continues the sales momentum. Or just as well the Switch and Oled Switch. And of course most importantly more software sales and / or introduction to the online expansion. I love the idea and it makes too much sense for a " Gimmick " that is not needed but will in fact sell itself.
Unless I'm mistaken, there's been positively nothing leaked or rumored regarding the dock suggesting that it is capable of any kind of wireless communication/signal sending.
Nothing might be leaked yet but that does not mean it can't be the case, what has been leaked is the dock being "bigger and possibly having a fan" from that alone it might contain some stuff inside to allow speculated casting
The leaks do say though that the dock is likely to have its own internal fan, so I'd say it's going to have its own PCB with some arm cores to handle that sort of thing.
@@Ruleof2Review Yeah... especially if enhanced ports or remasters of _Mario Party 10_ and _Nintendo Land_ to the Nintendo Switch or a future Nintendo video game system don't ever get to see the proverbial light of day!
Crazy idea: What if Switch 2 will have a VR headset that uses the Switch 2 itself as the screen. In this scenario it would make sense to stream a picture to the big screen so you can have local multiplayer. Edit: Even without VR you could have some party game where only one person should see what's on the Switch screen and everybody else only sees what's on the TV.
I heard the rumours a while ago and having dual screen as option would be amazing! I think it would reduce performance having to stream from your switch in hands to the dock but it might be worth the trade off if some games utilize dual screen well enough. So long as it’s optional I don’t necessarily want to be forced to always play dual screen like some Wii u games
@@ZumaZoom07The issue of the gamepad was that it was too expensive for how many games it benefitted, but putting the reciever into tge dock should be much less costly for similar utility.
If the Switch 2 had an optional Wii U mode that allowed Wii U games to be ported more directly than how they were on Switch then that would be fucking awesome
Been praying for this feature since Switch Successor talks first started. Even predicted this on my channel and AndresRestarts Podcast near the start of the year. I'm soooo hoping this is a thing. As much as I've wanted Wind Waker and Twilight Princess on Switch, the Wii U would still remain the best place to play due to the incredible dual screen feature. Plus, I love the idea of a core feature on Switch 2 that separates it from the Switch other than just power/ performance. Wishful thinking sure, but man would it be amazing!
You know what would be cool for a new DS - the second stylus touch screen is a perfect square and all sides match the height of the joy-con. Why do this? A square is a lot less wide than a rectangle making the second screen more comfortable to hold than the wii u pad which was one of the greatest flaws to the design. 3DS second screen is 4:3 which made the console less wide and more comfortable to hold, only the top screen was 16:9 aspect ratio (standard TV/Monitor aspect ratio these days). This would make sense for snap in "rails" design for all 4 sides of the second screen and have games that utilize wonky joy-con placements, then the main screen would have regular rails for the current joy-con to work with. Of course this means only new joy-cons can function and interact with the second screen. But imagine something like you need a key to open a door and instead of going into a menu / using a button to open the door, you slot in the correct joy-con in that slot to open the door and move on to the next room/area. This can be extended to fun little accessories to slot into the "rails" that studios can make, design their game around, and sell with the physical version of the game - making the console a lot more toy-like wonder. Or having unique screen orientations like playing in a diamond shape where the joy-con are slotted in slots by each other rather than directly across from each other. A lot of potential can be done here outside of the realms of only having a DS with joy-con included.
They did confirm bringing the online service to the new console. Dual screen would allow for DS, 3DS and WiiU games to be added. Or using it for an Ocarina of Time remake...
It feels real to me, because when I first heard the theory I got excited in the same way that I always get excited for Nintendo's new things. It just feels indicative of nintendo thinktanks.
So that dual screen function at home can be done with the tv but on the go there s USB-C port on the top for a possible extra screen in portable mode? Im down for whatever innovation
I think whether or not this will be the case with the Switch 2, Nintendo is going to want to release a second screen add-on for one of their consoles eventually. They'll want to be able to rerelease DS, 3DS, and Wii U games at some point. That said, I don't think that's what this is. I think it's probably just for some new feature. In the Switch Online Playtest they did a while ago, it included something called "Connex Points", so it could be related to that. Maybe it's some sort of Miiverse 2.
"Cast"? Why would Nintendo be using a first letter of a word in English, while the console is meant for worldwide release. They would use an icon for that.
I have to disagree with that sentiment. Why would they use the letter “C” to begin with? Why not just use a picture or emoji of what it is for an international audience?
@@juicemusic7078well.. gamecube controllers have a "C" stick for international audiences, which is basically meant for Camera or Control. I assumed it was some kinda camera control button at first
Nintendo would never make a console that requires a very specific type of TV to function, they will make work on any TV/Monitor with an HDMI since this is something everyone that would buy their console already has. Nintendo MIGHT make a hybrid, they could also very easily have a home console only device too. Handheld only is de-confirmed with the announcement of the next console playing Switch games. If they wanted next console games to be home console only, then the swap feature works. The problem is that people be mad to why they can only play Switch games in handheld mode and not next console games because you need that second screen for that. This means, that a DS-hybrid has to sell you 2 screens and one screen has the main parts to the console for docking to your TV and the other screen is the second-screen touch screen (that needs to be a stylus touch screen because that works way better for DS-style of games) where the joy-con can attach to (including sitting the second screen on your lap and playing free-hand joy-con which could have very cool gameplay design decisions with the ir motion camera detecting the second screen) which allows for some chill and fun ways to play DS-style games as.
I think the most likely scenario for this is that Nintendo makes a second screen that mounts onto the top of the console as a peripheral, and for two screen gameplay in handheld you can cast to an app on your phone if you don't want to buy the peripheral. To add value, the peripheral screen could have 3D back in; a cursory investigation into touch screen LCDs indicated that releasing it at a price below 50 dollars is completely feasible, and they could release it in a bundle with any of the titles that need the 3D and/or the stylus based touch specifically.
No there will be no dual screen.. this Nintendo's main console not a secondary handheld.. they will make it as dev friendly as possible.. it will be bigger more powerful hybrid system just like the switch.. c button for screenshot capture that's it
Im on the side that it's a social feature because the switch and thus nintnedo has gone a whole generation without any feature that connects players even though the switch is a portable device and like the 3ds Nintendo wanted to encourage you to take it on the go and the wii u also had many connection features. The c button if real should be a connect button in the most versatile way we have ever seen before but also bring back street pass along with an ambitious "download play" where you can share small portions of a game you own to someone else and play together, connect multiple controllers seamlessly, accessories, VR headset, connect to dock, and perhaps the home button will bring back the wii u led home button so if you get a game invite the c button will easily connect you. No more going to profile- settings- app switching - Bluetooth- or anything. If it's just a cast button it really didn't need to be a button, instead a game that supports dual screen gaming would just have a toggle in the UI since most games will never introduce a dual screen gimmick
It didn't fail because of the concept, though. It failed due to a lot of other factors. Lack of exclusives, poor execution of the idea, lack of third party support, etc
I almost bought a copy of Samus Returns until I found out we will get dual screen stuff. I’m excited to get: Samus Returns Golden Sun Dark Dawn Advance Wars Days of Ruin Three titles I never got to play and which will almost certainly be offered on a virtual console.
I wouldn't hold out on the guarantee of dual screen functionality. It seems very feasible, but Nintendo hasn't deployed the virtual console in a long time and the drip feed on NSO has been slow; while the latter two would be likely midterm releases on a DS NSO app, Samus Returns is a port that could never happen or take years. I would personally still get the game if you are interested and can still afford it on 3DS.
Dude, I am so excited for this. Are you ready for the primo luxury pikmin experience again?? Edit: i know you still use the wii u, but yeah, this will hopefully be an even improved version
I agree, though I think Nintendo may solve this by allowing casting to your phone or other Switches as well, as it would mean they can allow people to use devices they already own and keep the screen attachment for games that need 3D so it retains it's value as an additional purchase (I don't think they would bundle it with the console as they aren't likely to force casting into nearly as many games as they attempted on Wii U.)
Speaking of dual screen and Metroid, I've been wanting Nintendo to revisit Hunters for the longest time. In the current age of hero shooters being so dominant, it would be pretty hype to see them try Hunters again for Switch 2.
It would be a good thing if nintendo reveals the switch 2 and it is nothing like the images that have been shown on yt but a handheld like the 3ds with 2 screens that open up on one device ✌️
The patent was a dual-screen, but the second screen slides out. I like the clam shell design the best as it protects the screens and makes it easier to carry around places. I want circle pad joy-con though, I am sick of the sticks and the circle pads would make the joy-con easier to travel with since they don't stick out and easier to place in the pocket.
it has been rumored that the switch 2 will have a wifi communication with the dock so it can serve like a wii u gamepad and second screen when playing the game undocked on the TV. i would hope this holds true for sure. Duel screen should be included in the system as something that is 100% optional for people
18:30 It may be so when Switch is docked, and gameplay on tv - op half of Switch's screen is still visible cuz front of the dock is lowered up. Then docked switch - can use the top half part of screen for game maps, and additional mechanics. Then 'secondary' screen would be ratio 16:4 and tv - regular 16:9 or whatever.
I genuinely think that a dual-screen mode would be the ideal solution for 1) Remastering and/or porting any Wii U games they might have in mind, and 2) Adding classic Nintendo DS games to NSO. There's also a small part of me that wants a port/remaster of Prime Hunters multiplayer that this idea gives me hope for. Unlikely, but maybe? Considering that's the origin game for Sylux, and it'd make a good companion to Prime 4 since we've been waiting for Prime 4 all these years now? I can certainly hope haha.
As low as the odds are, I would love this so much! With XCX FINALLY getting out of "Wii-U jail", to be timed with another system that can duel screen it would explain why it's happening now! So excited for my favorite Xenoblade game to get the love it deserves!
I think if they make a cast function, it would be for nonessential things such as maps, inventory, wii u emulation etc. since the main function of Switch is still that you can take your game with you. It would be damaging for the brand if you're stuck in your living room to play any game
Nice to hear someone defending the Wii U, it's a fantastic console, and I'll die on that hill. And now, with a thriving homebrew community, its better than ever. It plays ALL Nintendo consoles except 3DS and Switch over HDMI, including native Gamecube and Wii. Im not holding my breath either, but I would be STOKED. I think many people right it off because the Wii U failed, but it only failed because of confusing marketing and a system that was overall pretty clunky. But if they were to do it with the Switch 2, all the problems or inconveniences are solved. Simply using the console as the gamepad instead of the console being stuck on a shelf and the gamepad being chained to it make it completely viable. A few bucks for an adhoc wifi system, thats all it would take. The Wii U's focus on dualscreen gaming ended up dictating the entire design and functionality of the console. Now, we could get the same idea but presented in a way that is completely invisible and out of the way unless you or a developer choose to implement it. And there was a staggering amount of missed potential with the Wii U. The next switch is guaranteed to be a hit, so 3rd parties would be far more likely to experiment with the platform. Heck, even Nintendo would be. They sort of shifted focus to the 3DS for software when it became clear the Wii U wasnt going to do well. And even the console's games put less and less emphasis on the feature (I have a theory that MOST of the console's biggest titles were designed knowing they'd get ported to their next console) as time went on. Heck, BOTW was apparently stripped of a ton of gamepad functionality for the sake of the Switch. It's a bummer knowing we got a stripped down version, honestly. All I want from the Switch 2 is the return of asymmetrical Dualscreen gaming and some sort of streetpass-like functionality. The fact that the Switch had no form of streetpass is honestly insane. Everyone loved streetpass, why on earth would they strip it out?
I think the C button is a center/calibrate motion for the pointer of the right joy-con. Then it makes sense why it's only on the right joy-con, and in a position so far from the other buttons.
@@Ruleof2Review It's not my theory. Someone said it on Arlo's video, and I think it makes the most sense, as other functions would probably have an obvious icon that would be better than "C". In this case, C is appropriate, as I think games that don't use motion could still use it for something else.
None of the games I played on the Wii U that used the dual screen feature, felt like it was needed. And in some cases, I didn't even use it. Like with Twilight Princess, I preferred changing items from the pause screen, I hate doing it on-the-fly with the gamepad.
I think you may actually be onto something with this. Most Wii U games have been ported, save for a few that dual screen play was necessary for. Zelda and star fox come to mind
I think this is an exciting idea, but I don't see Nintendo doing this. Maybe we can hope for an add-on to the system that will allow a dual screen. This would open up the library to all kinds of ports from the DS, 3DS, and Wii U. Many of these games are stuck on those consoles because they were designed with 2 screens. It would be cool if those games because unstuck.
lol i saw the name of the clip and i dont think so there prob 0.1% chance of it because people were not so pleased with how the wii u was shown off with an accessory that looked pretty cheapely made and it didnt rly help that it pretty much looked like a fisher price toy and secondly i think the ds dual screen era is behind us the wii u is a good device just not captivating on its own unfortunatly
I’ve been saying this was what they could do for years… everyone said that was stupid and I was basically describing a WiiU. Yeah, it kind of seems like it’s fully possible now.
Couple things. If the C button is some sort of “cast” feature, it won’t mean dual screen gaming is the main gimmick imho. The main issue being battery life and performance. The reason the switch would have a cast feature is to allow it to play ports of DS 3DS and Wii U games and maybe be an option to small third parties studios who don’t need the SW2’s full power draw.
Regarding performance, you have to keep in mind that streaming 2 separate video sources with 0 input lag was possible in 2012 on a console that is less powerful than a dated phone. Battery life would not be that much of a problem in my opinion.
Man I’ve been saying this from the start: none of these guesses make sense (capture/camera/chat/call/cast). Could you even imagine that any of those guesses is right and “C” is the best design Nintendo could come up with for the button? 😂 Yeah, the initial of an English word, instead of the widely recognisable icons that already exist for all of those guesses (capture ⏺️, camera 📷, chat 💬, call 📞, cast - screen with signal wave at the bottom corner). All of Nintendo’s system buttons use symbols/icons, why would make cast button “C”? Heck even “cast” on software buttons your phones always use an icon, not “C”. Makes much less sense on a hardware button that’s not easily localisable. Stop thinking literal English words. If Nintendo puts C on a button, it has to be much more significant than the initial of an English word. It could be a trademark like “Club Nintendo” or something along that line. Unless this C is a placeholder label for the 3d mockup until they swap it with the correct icon. But that means anyone who’s had their hands on the production unit would already know (and leak) that it’s not a C.
When I see 'C', I just think about the N64's C buttons and GameCube's C stick - so I suspect that the C button may change the behaviour of the camera stick. tbh, if anything, I would expect DS and 3DS support to come through the new top USB-C input. I could easily imagine a small clip-on top screen.
Nintendo's only recent patent for a new console is a dual-screen console. Two different outcomes I would want for Nintendo's next console: 1: Something entirely new that we never seen before. OR 2: DS Hybrid with the new joy-con having circle pads instead of sticks, still has the same 4 button d-pad design that the current joy-con have; with a 3DS cartridge slot included and this thing can play DS, 3DS, Switch, and Next Console games!
I already told you on twitter but i'll say it again here. Nintendo could implement dual screen easily with only an app via bluetooth or wifi to your phone, it would only need a plastic attachement to the console placing the phone below as second touch screen and boalah!! two screens for cheap! Using wisely a phone could have a lot of potencial!
Highly doubt this will have dual screen functionality. What happens in handheld mode? If it was to "cast" it would have a Chromecast type symbol on the button.
I believe they wouldn't force this feature on developers. That would be so stupid and the Wii U all over again. If this is real, then the vast majority of games will be playable like on the current Switch: TV mode or portable mode. You have to keep in mind that this feature would need to be adapted for portable gaming. How would they do that? You'd need to program so many useless things into games, it would be so time-consuming to implement. Neat idea (I love the Wii U too), but it would drive away developers in droves if it's mandatory. Also sidenote: the Switch 2 would be playable in portable mode, tabletop mode, TV mode and... let's call it hybrid mode. That's 4 modes!!
I love the Wii U. I didn't know it existed until I accidentally bought one from a guy that sold all his old consoles in bulk. Great console, terrible marketing and not enough games.
I thought if it is possible to be able to use the original switch as the second display. It won't have much resale value. Better than wasting all of them. C button for connect makes sense if the code name of the system was connect.
Dual screen would make switch 2 games difficult to pirate. I remember it taking a while before you could play 3ds games on PC. So Nintendo might be leaning that direction. I love the wii u too and the 3ds.
Loved the video! I truly hope, but don't expect it to happen. To entertain the prospect a bit, Nintendo does seem to like retrying ideas when it makes sense, or when the technology is capable of it. The example that comes to mind is Tears of the Kingdom. Aonuma said in an interview that the sky in Tears is what he had originally envisioned for Skyward Sword, but the technology of the Wii sadly didn't allow for seamless ground to sky traversal. Following the huge success of BotW, retrying the sky idea once more made sense and was technologicaly possible. I recognize this is a software example and not a hardware one, but even the Switch itself is basically a culmination of all Nintendo's prior console innovations, minus those of their 8th generation (3D and dual screen). In the same way that the switch maintained the motion controls pioneered by the Wii but didn't make it a central gimmick, Switch 2 could reintroduce dual screen gaming but not make it the cornerstone of the console. That was one of the primary issues with the Wii U is that hardly any games at the beginning really knew how to take advantage of the 2nd screen, yet it was always shoehorned in. Even the console UI and menu navigation being reliant on the gamepad made it feel like you're always tied down. If they could implement a 2nd screen as an option it would make so many games so much better. Being able to play Nintendo land again with friends on a console as snappy as the Switch would be a dream. Playing Xenoblade X DE with the 2nd screen map to manage frontier nav would be incredible. Here's to hoping!
Yeah, nobody knows if it is the final form of the C button or it is just a place holder. I don't know if I want to see a compressed handheld image cast to the TV with lower GPU and CPU clock speeds than it being in fully powered mode via the dock. It might be good as an option however because I can't see Nintendo requiring Switch 2 games to be played via casting to a TV.
i really dont think there will be casting feature i DO think there will be a 2nd screen for the switch 2, and that is the main reason for the 2nd usb-c port on top of the console it souldnt support itslef just by that connection, obviusly; but that is what i believe
All of the leaks and rumours are 100% fake. Nintendo: Announces that the next console can play Switch games. This means, uses a cartridge slot AND the current joy-con. So the next console needs to support the current joy-con, which includes a rail system that the current joy-con can connect to, so anything that does support this is immediately fake. The other quantity is the fact that these leaks DO NOT have an ir motion camera so it cannot play Switch games when Nintendo already said the next console can play Switch games. The rumours are fake and feeding off each other, making basically unintentional and intentional lies, and growing bigger and bigger - we learned this from Veggie Tales and the Rumour Weed, where the rumour (weed) grows bigger and bigger and everyone believes the rumours to be real, which feeds the weed and make it grow bigger. The base of the rumour is made up and fake, but probably was created from a best-guess scenario knowing how Nintendo usually does their prototype dev kits. They take the previous/current console and heavily modify it, but it still looks basically the same as the current thing and the extra button would be there to bring up a dev console menu easily - whether this feature is actually real or not, that is why the fake leak would have the button there.
I see no reason to move away from a successful dual screen concept when it works well and people enjoy it. I never play on the handheld device myself though
That's the logic the followed with 3DS and sales decreased drastically. Then they went one-screen with Switch and it was wildly more successful than wii u or 3ds dual-screen setups + allowed for way more 3rd party games not requiring forced/odd dual-screens
I'm going to press X to doubt. I think there were plans in 2020 to make a pro model of the Switch that was backwards compatible with 3DS and DS games but because of the pandemic it was scrapped. Now the 3DS and DS are so far back in the rear view that there would be no purpose to bring it back. A dual screen gaming being announced as a definite feature would likely indicate to me that they are planning Switch 2 games to be dual screen and less likely to indicate backwards compatibility. But I also would think that the technology would be present in much the same way that the technology to play GameCube games was present in the Wii U and it only accessible through hard/soft modding.
This idea is great idealistically but the engineering for this is pretty complex unless they want to limit this to a small subset of overall games. The tech is not there yet at an acceptable price maybe a decade or two from now.
I think you’re pretty right on that. One of the reasons why I don’t really believe it’s likely. But it sure is fun to speculate and break down the theory.
I hope it returns, I love my 3DS, I still play on that thing Dual Screen 4 Life, opens so many possibilities, I have a copy of Prime Hunters, I am sure Rob loves this game Also, I already have a SteamDeck, so a Switch that is only more powerful wouldn't offer much for me personally (besides the improved Nintendo games of course) PS: Unpopular take, but I would love it if the next Switch has optional VR like PS5 has, I picked a Quest 3 this year and fall in love with this tech, Batman Arkham Shadow is brilliant, Metroid Prime in VR would be amazing
It definitely doesn’t. Who knows what it could mean (if it’s even real). It’s just what everyone’s brain naturally goes to, so that’s where the theories stem from. It’s fun to think about and speculate on. 😉
No. Absolutely not. It’s a played out gimmick. Much like the Wii, the DS initially took true advantage with unique titles with the dual screen functionality. By the time Wii U and 3DS came around, waggle controls were all but dead, and the second screen was only used for informational hud elements, that could just be on a solo screen. It’s played out and it’s time to accept that.
that just makes it another wii u and defeats the entire purpose of the switch. theyd have to design games around that feature and that means you wont be able to use this feature portable away from home. im sure they dont want to make the wii u mistake again. this feature is entirely useless portable, and thats exactly what nintendo would NOT do with a switch. it probably means chat since nintendo has always focused on multiplayer, and switch one has almost NO chat.
A) this isn’t a “rumor” as explained in the title and the actual content of the video. B) it’s not as much about everyone “believing” it as it is just a conversation discussing it as an idea. Very simple concepts to understand. ✌️
@@Ruleof2Review You did talk about the fake rumours though while giving your hopes and wishes for a new DS console. DS is the mostly likely outcome for next console because the only Nintendo patent recently for a new console is one about a DS. Whether or not that patent design gets used is a 50/50, but Nintendo is definitely thinking about releasing a new DS by releasing a patent that is DS related.
@Ruleof2Review Yeah, unfortunately, haha! I still feel like people didn't give it a proper shot. I also think Nintendo maybe didn't showcase what it is properly, and gave people the wrong idea. I keep seeing people say they think the gimmick is bad because it expects you to keep looking back and forth between the TV and the gamepad, and that's really not true at all. I feel like it's one of the most misunderstood games ever made, lol
Dual-screen and Wii U lovers RISE UP! ✊
Well Well isn't that interesting. I suggested this very feature quite some time ago that the new gimmick would be a gamepad feature. Further suggesting the OG Switch would act as a gamepad or allow the purchase of a new dedicated gamepad. I also continued to double down the Switch 2 does not need a long reveal / release window or a heavy hitter at launch but instead would make most sense to launch with MP4. Not to boast I just find it funny how much I was criticized by so many and here we are talking about as speculation all over youtube.
BTW thank you Rob for the 8 years I been watching. Still my favorite channel even tho I rarely watch or use this profile. Was primarily for commenting until I accidentally published a comment under my other profile. Eh doesn't really matter. Just kept me from commenting cuz social media is too toxic for me.
Hoping for a Dreamcast VMU...
Apologies for blowing up your thread but now that I'm watching what if it's a " G " for Gamepad? Either way it makes too much sense. If it casts to the dock the dock must have more internal parts which cost money and of course latency. Again imagine the Switch Lite selling like crazy cuz backwards compatibility, a cheaper entry for kids, another piece of hardware sold but not necessary, and continues the sales momentum. Or just as well the Switch and Oled Switch. And of course most importantly more software sales and / or introduction to the online expansion. I love the idea and it makes too much sense for a " Gimmick " that is not needed but will in fact sell itself.
5:58 me again 🙃
Unless I'm mistaken, there's been positively nothing leaked or rumored regarding the dock suggesting that it is capable of any kind of wireless communication/signal sending.
Nothing might be leaked yet but that does not mean it can't be the case, what has been leaked is the dock being "bigger and possibly having a fan" from that alone it might contain some stuff inside to allow speculated casting
The leaks do say though that the dock is likely to have its own internal fan, so I'd say it's going to have its own PCB with some arm cores to handle that sort of thing.
@@MrThana-bi1xm thanks i dunno how I managed that 😅
Dual screens require more computing power. Nintendo won’t release an underpowered console with a feature that makes it perform even worse.
See, the Wii-U never truly dies 😎
It must live forever.
Despite the range issues it gets overtime.
3ds knew what it was. And did it well
@@Ruleof2Review Yeah... especially if enhanced ports or remasters of _Mario Party 10_ and _Nintendo Land_ to the Nintendo Switch or a future Nintendo video game system don't ever get to see the proverbial light of day!
How could it die, when it never really lived 😎
Might be a call out of work button
Lol. **Everybody liked that**
Still play my 3DS to this day. A dual screen Switch 2 would be insane.
Crazy idea: What if Switch 2 will have a VR headset that uses the Switch 2 itself as the screen. In this scenario it would make sense to stream a picture to the big screen so you can have local multiplayer.
Edit: Even without VR you could have some party game where only one person should see what's on the Switch screen and everybody else only sees what's on the TV.
Image Mario Kart with an optional VR mode! This will be peak gaming experience man!
I heard the rumours a while ago and having dual screen as option would be amazing!
I think it would reduce performance having to stream from your switch in hands to the dock but it might be worth the trade off if some games utilize dual screen well enough.
So long as it’s optional I don’t necessarily want to be forced to always play dual screen like some Wii u games
The wiiu gamepad was virtually lag free so I imagine they can figure it out for switch 2
@@ZumaZoom07The issue of the gamepad was that it was too expensive for how many games it benefitted, but putting the reciever into tge dock should be much less costly for similar utility.
If the Switch 2 had an optional Wii U mode that allowed Wii U games to be ported more directly than how they were on Switch then that would be fucking awesome
why would they design a new system just to accomodate those last couple wii u games?
*_*I KNOW...*_* right...?!
Been praying for this feature since Switch Successor talks first started. Even predicted this on my channel and AndresRestarts Podcast near the start of the year. I'm soooo hoping this is a thing. As much as I've wanted Wind Waker and Twilight Princess on Switch, the Wii U would still remain the best place to play due to the incredible dual screen feature. Plus, I love the idea of a core feature on Switch 2 that separates it from the Switch other than just power/ performance. Wishful thinking sure, but man would it be amazing!
Also, Wii U was ahead of its time. Would really love to see this feature incorporated today on better hardware.
Agree with you across the board, my man!
You know what would be cool for a new DS - the second stylus touch screen is a perfect square and all sides match the height of the joy-con.
Why do this? A square is a lot less wide than a rectangle making the second screen more comfortable to hold than the wii u pad which was one of the greatest flaws to the design. 3DS second screen is 4:3 which made the console less wide and more comfortable to hold, only the top screen was 16:9 aspect ratio (standard TV/Monitor aspect ratio these days).
This would make sense for snap in "rails" design for all 4 sides of the second screen and have games that utilize wonky joy-con placements, then the main screen would have regular rails for the current joy-con to work with. Of course this means only new joy-cons can function and interact with the second screen.
But imagine something like you need a key to open a door and instead of going into a menu / using a button to open the door, you slot in the correct joy-con in that slot to open the door and move on to the next room/area. This can be extended to fun little accessories to slot into the "rails" that studios can make, design their game around, and sell with the physical version of the game - making the console a lot more toy-like wonder.
Or having unique screen orientations like playing in a diamond shape where the joy-con are slotted in slots by each other rather than directly across from each other. A lot of potential can be done here outside of the realms of only having a DS with joy-con included.
They did confirm bringing the online service to the new console. Dual screen would allow for DS, 3DS and WiiU games to be added. Or using it for an Ocarina of Time remake...
It feels real to me, because when I first heard the theory I got excited in the same way that I always get excited for Nintendo's new things. It just feels indicative of nintendo thinktanks.
So that dual screen function at home can be done with the tv but on the go there s USB-C port on the top for a possible extra screen in portable mode? Im down for whatever innovation
I think whether or not this will be the case with the Switch 2, Nintendo is going to want to release a second screen add-on for one of their consoles eventually. They'll want to be able to rerelease DS, 3DS, and Wii U games at some point. That said, I don't think that's what this is. I think it's probably just for some new feature. In the Switch Online Playtest they did a while ago, it included something called "Connex Points", so it could be related to that. Maybe it's some sort of Miiverse 2.
"Cast"? Why would Nintendo be using a first letter of a word in English, while the console is meant for worldwide release. They would use an icon for that.
I have to disagree with that sentiment. Why would they use the letter “C” to begin with? Why not just use a picture or emoji of what it is for an international audience?
@@juicemusic7078well.. gamecube controllers have a "C" stick for international audiences, which is basically meant for Camera or Control. I assumed it was some kinda camera control button at first
@ you’re exactly right. It was an evolution of the “C” buttons on the N64, which stood for “camera”. That’s exactly my point to his comment.
@@juicemusic7078 But camera is more universally known being an adopted word from French in most languages. 'Cast' is not.
@@Beancent_ But camera is more universally known being an adopted word from French in most languages. 'Cast' is not.
Nintendo would never make a console that requires a very specific type of TV to function, they will make work on any TV/Monitor with an HDMI since this is something everyone that would buy their console already has.
Nintendo MIGHT make a hybrid, they could also very easily have a home console only device too. Handheld only is de-confirmed with the announcement of the next console playing Switch games.
If they wanted next console games to be home console only, then the swap feature works. The problem is that people be mad to why they can only play Switch games in handheld mode and not next console games because you need that second screen for that. This means, that a DS-hybrid has to sell you 2 screens and one screen has the main parts to the console for docking to your TV and the other screen is the second-screen touch screen (that needs to be a stylus touch screen because that works way better for DS-style of games) where the joy-con can attach to (including sitting the second screen on your lap and playing free-hand joy-con which could have very cool gameplay design decisions with the ir motion camera detecting the second screen) which allows for some chill and fun ways to play DS-style games as.
I think the most likely scenario for this is that Nintendo makes a second screen that mounts onto the top of the console as a peripheral, and for two screen gameplay in handheld you can cast to an app on your phone if you don't want to buy the peripheral. To add value, the peripheral screen could have 3D back in; a cursory investigation into touch screen LCDs indicated that releasing it at a price below 50 dollars is completely feasible, and they could release it in a bundle with any of the titles that need the 3D and/or the stylus based touch specifically.
No there will be no dual screen.. this Nintendo's main console not a secondary handheld.. they will make it as dev friendly as possible.. it will be bigger more powerful hybrid system just like the switch.. c button for screenshot capture that's it
Im on the side that it's a social feature because the switch and thus nintnedo has gone a whole generation without any feature that connects players even though the switch is a portable device and like the 3ds Nintendo wanted to encourage you to take it on the go and the wii u also had many connection features. The c button if real should be a connect button in the most versatile way we have ever seen before but also bring back street pass along with an ambitious "download play" where you can share small portions of a game you own to someone else and play together, connect multiple controllers seamlessly, accessories, VR headset, connect to dock, and perhaps the home button will bring back the wii u led home button so if you get a game invite the c button will easily connect you. No more going to profile- settings- app switching - Bluetooth- or anything. If it's just a cast button it really didn't need to be a button, instead a game that supports dual screen gaming would just have a toggle in the UI since most games will never introduce a dual screen gimmick
I'm looking forward to Nintendo's current-gen console, however the final product looks like! =D
I still have my WiiU as well. I love mine and still have it hooked up to my tv as well. As long it works I'm never getting rid of it lol
now there is an idea I haven't considered... a return to one that failed
yeah good luck taking your tv to the park right? right? right? right? rightrighyrhghtgjhfrkewjygfyue
It didn't fail because of the concept, though. It failed due to a lot of other factors. Lack of exclusives, poor execution of the idea, lack of third party support, etc
@ that’s all true, but it is also possibly just not a very compelling or accessible enough concept for the masses.
I almost bought a copy of Samus Returns until I found out we will get dual screen stuff. I’m excited to get:
Samus Returns
Golden Sun Dark Dawn
Advance Wars Days of Ruin
Three titles I never got to play and which will almost certainly be offered on a virtual console.
I wouldn't hold out on the guarantee of dual screen functionality. It seems very feasible, but Nintendo hasn't deployed the virtual console in a long time and the drip feed on NSO has been slow; while the latter two would be likely midterm releases on a DS NSO app, Samus Returns is a port that could never happen or take years. I would personally still get the game if you are interested and can still afford it on 3DS.
Dude, I am so excited for this. Are you ready for the primo luxury pikmin experience again??
Edit: i know you still use the wii u, but yeah, this will hopefully be an even improved version
I’d love that! I actually regret not bringing up Pikmin 3 in my video as it’s my favorite Wii U GamePad experience. Simply incredible.
@Ruleof2Review yeah, ever since you talked about that, it really got me thinking about doing pikmin three the right way
If dual screen comes back, we need patches for all the deluxe games from the WiiU to bring back that missing functionality.
dual screen will absolutely not come back. you think that nintendo wants to do another wii u gimmick? thats the worst idea ever
Is it really a "C" though? Maybe due to the lighting or whatever, it's actually just a circle - a second capture button.
If duel screens is going to be a thing they would need an attachment so people can play those games portably otherwise they risk drop in sales
I agree, though I think Nintendo may solve this by allowing casting to your phone or other Switches as well, as it would mean they can allow people to use devices they already own and keep the screen attachment for games that need 3D so it retains it's value as an additional purchase (I don't think they would bundle it with the console as they aren't likely to force casting into nearly as many games as they attempted on Wii U.)
I thought it was a capture button because you could capture while playing with just the right joy-con.
wrong. they would NOT make left capture button a different button from right capture. they would look identical
Speaking of dual screen and Metroid, I've been wanting Nintendo to revisit Hunters for the longest time. In the current age of hero shooters being so dominant, it would be pretty hype to see them try Hunters again for Switch 2.
I don't know if Hunters would work well with the bottom screen so detached from the top screen. Also, without a stylus...
@OmegaMetroid93 I mostly meant as a revival of the game and concept. But a Cast dual screen type mode mode could clean up ui.
It would be a good thing if nintendo reveals the switch 2 and it is nothing like the images that have been shown on yt but a handheld like the 3ds with 2 screens that open up on one device ✌️
The patent was a dual-screen, but the second screen slides out. I like the clam shell design the best as it protects the screens and makes it easier to carry around places.
I want circle pad joy-con though, I am sick of the sticks and the circle pads would make the joy-con easier to travel with since they don't stick out and easier to place in the pocket.
it has been rumored that the switch 2 will have a wifi communication with the dock so it can serve like a wii u gamepad and second screen when playing the game undocked on the TV. i would hope this holds true for sure. Duel screen should be included in the system as something that is 100% optional for people
18:30 It may be so when Switch is docked, and gameplay on tv - op half of Switch's screen is still visible cuz front of the dock is lowered up. Then docked switch - can use the top half part of screen for game maps, and additional mechanics. Then 'secondary' screen would be ratio 16:4 and tv - regular 16:9 or whatever.
Yes, the only “set-back” the WiiU had (for myself) was that it only had one controller per system.
I genuinely think that a dual-screen mode would be the ideal solution for
1) Remastering and/or porting any Wii U games they might have in mind, and
2) Adding classic Nintendo DS games to NSO.
There's also a small part of me that wants a port/remaster of Prime Hunters multiplayer that this idea gives me hope for. Unlikely, but maybe? Considering that's the origin game for Sylux, and it'd make a good companion to Prime 4 since we've been waiting for Prime 4 all these years now? I can certainly hope haha.
As low as the odds are, I would love this so much! With XCX FINALLY getting out of "Wii-U jail", to be timed with another system that can duel screen it would explain why it's happening now! So excited for my favorite Xenoblade game to get the love it deserves!
I think if they make a cast function, it would be for nonessential things such as maps, inventory, wii u emulation etc. since the main function of Switch is still that you can take your game with you. It would be damaging for the brand if you're stuck in your living room to play any game
i thought your Master Sword was a frigging piece of recreational glassware
Nice to hear someone defending the Wii U, it's a fantastic console, and I'll die on that hill. And now, with a thriving homebrew community, its better than ever.
It plays ALL Nintendo consoles except 3DS and Switch over HDMI, including native Gamecube and Wii.
Im not holding my breath either, but I would be STOKED. I think many people right it off because the Wii U failed, but it only failed because of confusing marketing and a system that was overall pretty clunky.
But if they were to do it with the Switch 2, all the problems or inconveniences are solved. Simply using the console as the gamepad instead of the console being stuck on a shelf and the gamepad being chained to it make it completely viable. A few bucks for an adhoc wifi system, thats all it would take. The Wii U's focus on dualscreen gaming ended up dictating the entire design and functionality of the console. Now, we could get the same idea but presented in a way that is completely invisible and out of the way unless you or a developer choose to implement it.
And there was a staggering amount of missed potential with the Wii U. The next switch is guaranteed to be a hit, so 3rd parties would be far more likely to experiment with the platform. Heck, even Nintendo would be. They sort of shifted focus to the 3DS for software when it became clear the Wii U wasnt going to do well. And even the console's games put less and less emphasis on the feature (I have a theory that MOST of the console's biggest titles were designed knowing they'd get ported to their next console) as time went on. Heck, BOTW was apparently stripped of a ton of gamepad functionality for the sake of the Switch. It's a bummer knowing we got a stripped down version, honestly.
All I want from the Switch 2 is the return of asymmetrical Dualscreen gaming and some sort of streetpass-like functionality.
The fact that the Switch had no form of streetpass is honestly insane. Everyone loved streetpass, why on earth would they strip it out?
I think the C button is a center/calibrate motion for the pointer of the right joy-con.
Then it makes sense why it's only on the right joy-con, and in a position so far from the other buttons.
I think that’s a GREAT guess! I hadn’t considered it or heard anyone else theorized that.
@@Ruleof2Review It's not my theory. Someone said it on Arlo's video, and I think it makes the most sense, as other functions would probably have an obvious icon that would be better than "C".
In this case, C is appropriate, as I think games that don't use motion could still use it for something else.
None of the games I played on the Wii U that used the dual screen feature, felt like it was needed. And in some cases, I didn't even use it. Like with Twilight Princess, I preferred changing items from the pause screen, I hate doing it on-the-fly with the gamepad.
Man if they offer that along with Nintendo online having the 3ds library would be amazing.
I think you may actually be onto something with this. Most Wii U games have been ported, save for a few that dual screen play was necessary for. Zelda and star fox come to mind
Splatoon on the Wii U just feels right.
I want Captain Toad Treasure Tracker 2! The fact we haven't had a sequel is strange. Also Star Fox Zero was not bad, it just needed more content,
I think this is an exciting idea, but I don't see Nintendo doing this. Maybe we can hope for an add-on to the system that will allow a dual screen. This would open up the library to all kinds of ports from the DS, 3DS, and Wii U. Many of these games are stuck on those consoles because they were designed with 2 screens. It would be cool if those games because unstuck.
lol i saw the name of the clip and i dont think so there prob 0.1% chance of it because people were not so pleased with how the wii u was shown off with an accessory that looked pretty cheapely made and it didnt rly help that it pretty much looked like a fisher price toy and secondly i think the ds dual screen era is behind us the wii u is a good device just not captivating on its own unfortunatly
Its nice to here some Wii U praise. Ill die on the Wii U hill, it was and always will be a great console.
Itd be nice to have dual screen just to facilitate ds and wii u ports/Nintendo online libraries
I’ve been saying this was what they could do for years… everyone said that was stupid and I was basically describing a WiiU. Yeah, it kind of seems like it’s fully possible now.
Couple things.
If the C button is some sort of “cast” feature, it won’t mean dual screen gaming is the main gimmick imho.
The main issue being battery life and performance.
The reason the switch would have a cast feature is to allow it to play ports of DS 3DS and Wii U games and maybe be an option to small third parties studios who don’t need the SW2’s full power draw.
Regarding performance, you have to keep in mind that streaming 2 separate video sources with 0 input lag was possible in 2012 on a console that is less powerful than a dated phone. Battery life would not be that much of a problem in my opinion.
I’m convinced it’s for the Genesis NSO emulator. Now it has an A, B and finally a C button so we can play all the games… except for Street Fighter.
Man I’ve been saying this from the start: none of these guesses make sense (capture/camera/chat/call/cast).
Could you even imagine that any of those guesses is right and “C” is the best design Nintendo could come up with for the button? 😂
Yeah, the initial of an English word, instead of the widely recognisable icons that already exist for all of those guesses (capture ⏺️, camera 📷, chat 💬, call 📞, cast - screen with signal wave at the bottom corner).
All of Nintendo’s system buttons use symbols/icons, why would make cast button “C”? Heck even “cast” on software buttons your phones always use an icon, not “C”. Makes much less sense on a hardware button that’s not easily localisable.
Stop thinking literal English words. If Nintendo puts C on a button, it has to be much more significant than the initial of an English word. It could be a trademark like “Club Nintendo” or something along that line.
Unless this C is a placeholder label for the 3d mockup until they swap it with the correct icon. But that means anyone who’s had their hands on the production unit would already know (and leak) that it’s not a C.
When I see 'C', I just think about the N64's C buttons and GameCube's C stick - so I suspect that the C button may change the behaviour of the camera stick.
tbh, if anything, I would expect DS and 3DS support to come through the new top USB-C input. I could easily imagine a small clip-on top screen.
Nintendo's only recent patent for a new console is a dual-screen console.
Two different outcomes I would want for Nintendo's next console:
1: Something entirely new that we never seen before.
OR
2: DS Hybrid with the new joy-con having circle pads instead of sticks, still has the same 4 button d-pad design that the current joy-con have; with a 3DS cartridge slot included and this thing can play DS, 3DS, Switch, and Next Console games!
I also have this feeling that this might happen...
The Wii u failed because of marketing and lack of third party support, not because of the concept, that part was genius
I already told you on twitter but i'll say it again here. Nintendo could implement dual screen easily with only an app via bluetooth or wifi to your phone, it would only need a plastic attachement to the console placing the phone below as second touch screen and boalah!! two screens for cheap!
Using wisely a phone could have a lot of potencial!
Dual screen could explain why they took so long to release Xenoblade Chronicles X.
My theory is X was done for a while and they just sat on it so that Xenoblade content on switch could be more spaced out
Highly doubt this will have dual screen functionality. What happens in handheld mode? If it was to "cast" it would have a Chromecast type symbol on the button.
I believe they wouldn't force this feature on developers. That would be so stupid and the Wii U all over again. If this is real, then the vast majority of games will be playable like on the current Switch: TV mode or portable mode. You have to keep in mind that this feature would need to be adapted for portable gaming. How would they do that? You'd need to program so many useless things into games, it would be so time-consuming to implement. Neat idea (I love the Wii U too), but it would drive away developers in droves if it's mandatory.
Also sidenote: the Switch 2 would be playable in portable mode, tabletop mode, TV mode and... let's call it hybrid mode. That's 4 modes!!
I love my DS and the WiiU. My favorite feature is when they put the map on the lower screen!
Totally agree!
I love the Wii U. I didn't know it existed until I accidentally bought one from a guy that sold all his old consoles in bulk. Great console, terrible marketing and not enough games.
I would think its chat since theres suppose to be a mic but we shall see
As long as it’s not called Switch U, it’ll fly off the shelves.
I thought if it is possible to be able to use the original switch as the second display. It won't have much resale value. Better than wasting all of them. C button for connect makes sense if the code name of the system was connect.
If that's the case then the Switch 2 will be the best Nintendo console if not the best console of all time
Dual screen would make switch 2 games difficult to pirate. I remember it taking a while before you could play 3ds games on PC. So Nintendo might be leaning that direction. I love the wii u too and the 3ds.
Loved the video! I truly hope, but don't expect it to happen. To entertain the prospect a bit, Nintendo does seem to like retrying ideas when it makes sense, or when the technology is capable of it. The example that comes to mind is Tears of the Kingdom. Aonuma said in an interview that the sky in Tears is what he had originally envisioned for Skyward Sword, but the technology of the Wii sadly didn't allow for seamless ground to sky traversal. Following the huge success of BotW, retrying the sky idea once more made sense and was technologicaly possible.
I recognize this is a software example and not a hardware one, but even the Switch itself is basically a culmination of all Nintendo's prior console innovations, minus those of their 8th generation (3D and dual screen). In the same way that the switch maintained the motion controls pioneered by the Wii but didn't make it a central gimmick, Switch 2 could reintroduce dual screen gaming but not make it the cornerstone of the console. That was one of the primary issues with the Wii U is that hardly any games at the beginning really knew how to take advantage of the 2nd screen, yet it was always shoehorned in. Even the console UI and menu navigation being reliant on the gamepad made it feel like you're always tied down. If they could implement a 2nd screen as an option it would make so many games so much better.
Being able to play Nintendo land again with friends on a console as snappy as the Switch would be a dream. Playing Xenoblade X DE with the 2nd screen map to manage frontier nav would be incredible. Here's to hoping!
Yeah, nobody knows if it is the final form of the C button or it is just a place holder. I don't know if I want to see a compressed handheld image cast to the TV with lower GPU and CPU clock speeds than it being in fully powered mode via the dock. It might be good as an option however because I can't see Nintendo requiring Switch 2 games to be played via casting to a TV.
Nice hearing you in the new Dunkey video. Heh.
i really dont think there will be casting feature
i DO think there will be a 2nd screen for the switch 2, and that is the main reason for the 2nd usb-c port on top of the console
it souldnt support itslef just by that connection, obviusly; but that is what i believe
OLED or bust. No console has ever been dramatically improved by a second screen.
All of the leaks and rumours are 100% fake.
Nintendo: Announces that the next console can play Switch games. This means, uses a cartridge slot AND the current joy-con. So the next console needs to support the current joy-con, which includes a rail system that the current joy-con can connect to, so anything that does support this is immediately fake. The other quantity is the fact that these leaks DO NOT have an ir motion camera so it cannot play Switch games when Nintendo already said the next console can play Switch games.
The rumours are fake and feeding off each other, making basically unintentional and intentional lies, and growing bigger and bigger - we learned this from Veggie Tales and the Rumour Weed, where the rumour (weed) grows bigger and bigger and everyone believes the rumours to be real, which feeds the weed and make it grow bigger.
The base of the rumour is made up and fake, but probably was created from a best-guess scenario knowing how Nintendo usually does their prototype dev kits. They take the previous/current console and heavily modify it, but it still looks basically the same as the current thing and the extra button would be there to bring up a dev console menu easily - whether this feature is actually real or not, that is why the fake leak would have the button there.
I see no reason to move away from a successful dual screen concept when it works well and people enjoy it. I never play on the handheld device myself though
That's the logic the followed with 3DS and sales decreased drastically.
Then they went one-screen with Switch and it was wildly more successful than wii u or 3ds dual-screen setups + allowed for way more 3rd party games not requiring forced/odd dual-screens
Cast will only be available to Nintendo NSO just to keep NSO unique
I'm going to press X to doubt. I think there were plans in 2020 to make a pro model of the Switch that was backwards compatible with 3DS and DS games but because of the pandemic it was scrapped. Now the 3DS and DS are so far back in the rear view that there would be no purpose to bring it back. A dual screen gaming being announced as a definite feature would likely indicate to me that they are planning Switch 2 games to be dual screen and less likely to indicate backwards compatibility. But I also would think that the technology would be present in much the same way that the technology to play GameCube games was present in the Wii U and it only accessible through hard/soft modding.
This idea is great idealistically but the engineering for this is pretty complex unless they want to limit this to a small subset of overall games. The tech is not there yet at an acceptable price maybe a decade or two from now.
I think you’re pretty right on that. One of the reasons why I don’t really believe it’s likely. But it sure is fun to speculate and break down the theory.
It would make if they wanna add ds to nso
I hope it returns,
I love my 3DS, I still play on that thing
Dual Screen 4 Life, opens so many possibilities,
I have a copy of Prime Hunters, I am sure Rob loves this game
Also, I already have a SteamDeck, so a Switch that is only more powerful wouldn't offer much for me personally (besides the improved Nintendo games of course)
PS: Unpopular take, but I would love it if the next Switch has optional VR like PS5 has, I picked a Quest 3 this year and fall in love with this tech, Batman Arkham Shadow is brilliant, Metroid Prime in VR would be amazing
Wii U will always be great. Just played and beat Xenoblade X again a week ago.
No Gimicks on Switch 2.
why would they make removeable joycons then if you can just play it without a dock??? think about that.
i wish so bad for the return of the wiifit board and will fit... and the use of the use of the wii miis
Havimg it as an option for people is cool but the feature isnt something id use
Free hand joy-con only way to play Switch games.
No
No more dual screens
All switch 2 needs to be is 1 screen
dual screen gaming would allow for alot of straight wii port remasters and we know how well that did for them on switch already
Here is my question. Why does the "C" have to stand for something that begins with the letter C?
It definitely doesn’t. Who knows what it could mean (if it’s even real). It’s just what everyone’s brain naturally goes to, so that’s where the theories stem from. It’s fun to think about and speculate on. 😉
No. Absolutely not. It’s a played out gimmick. Much like the Wii, the DS initially took true advantage with unique titles with the dual screen functionality. By the time Wii U and 3DS came around, waggle controls were all but dead, and the second screen was only used for informational hud elements, that could just be on a solo screen. It’s played out and it’s time to accept that.
that just makes it another wii u and defeats the entire purpose of the switch. theyd have to design games around that feature and that means you wont be able to use this feature portable away from home. im sure they dont want to make the wii u mistake again.
this feature is entirely useless portable, and thats exactly what nintendo would NOT do with a switch.
it probably means chat since nintendo has always focused on multiplayer, and switch one has almost NO chat.
If it is a cast button we need Splatoon HD because that was the best one in terms of speed and control accuracy.
Then what was the fking problem if WiiU allowed that?
Oh goddam I hope not, that would be horrible :(
Great video very interesting
Nintendo Land 2 launch title 🙏🙏🙏
C button is castrate.
Ds time
Why do people believe every stupid rumour that comes out?
A) this isn’t a “rumor” as explained in the title and the actual content of the video.
B) it’s not as much about everyone “believing” it as it is just a conversation discussing it as an idea.
Very simple concepts to understand. ✌️
@@Ruleof2Review You did talk about the fake rumours though while giving your hopes and wishes for a new DS console.
DS is the mostly likely outcome for next console because the only Nintendo patent recently for a new console is one about a DS. Whether or not that patent design gets used is a 50/50, but Nintendo is definitely thinking about releasing a new DS by releasing a patent that is DS related.
That would be fantastic man !!!
Star Fox Zero remaster incoming?
Lmao, I wish...
Meeeee too. But I think you and I are a rare breed, hah. 😅
@Ruleof2Review Yeah, unfortunately, haha!
I still feel like people didn't give it a proper shot. I also think Nintendo maybe didn't showcase what it is properly, and gave people the wrong idea.
I keep seeing people say they think the gimmick is bad because it expects you to keep looking back and forth between the TV and the gamepad, and that's really not true at all. I feel like it's one of the most misunderstood games ever made, lol