On September 9th, Jinshi Data reported that Chris Dring, the head of the foreign media GamesIndustry, revealed yesterday that the Nintendo Switch 2 console may adopt a 'dual-screen' design. Chris Dring did not disclose the specific form of this 'dual-screen', which may refer to the handheld device itself being similar to the Microsoft Surface Duo, equipped with two display screens; but it is more likely to refer to users being able to use the Dock base of the Switch 2 handheld as a wireless screen projector inserted into the TV, and then interact with the TV through the screen of the Switch 2 (similar to the wireless version of the Wii U interactive mechanism). The source of the news leans towards the latter.
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Switch2 or adopts a dual-screen design
On September 9th, Jinshi Data reported that Chris Dring, the head of the foreign media GamesIndustry, revealed yesterday that the Nintendo Switch 2 console may adopt a 'dual-screen' design. Chris Dring did not disclose the specific form of this 'dual-screen', which may refer to the handheld device itself being similar to the Microsoft Surface Duo, equipped with two display screens; but it is more likely to refer to users being able to use the Dock base of the Switch 2 handheld as a wireless screen projector inserted into the TV, and then interact with the TV through the screen of the Switch 2 (similar to the wireless version of the Wii U interactive mechanism). The source of the news leans towards the latter.