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For what it's worth, I'm fairly sure this will outstrip sales of the original 2:1, BUT the decisions made to get the prices down feel really poorly considered/might actually hurt the device's perception
— Owen Williams ⚡ (@ow) July 10, 2019
the "switch" lite
— Cay ?️???️⚧️ (@SpAM_CAN) July 10, 2019
except it loses literally everything about it that makes it "switch"-able https://t.co/A4Lbr0CgsQ
I understand taking out motion controls and rumble, but the weirdest thing about the Switch Lite is that you can’t adjust the brightness? https://t.co/ztVhDAmVns
— nilay patel (@reckless) July 10, 2019
I use my switch as a solo handheld device probably about 95% of the time, suspect lots of other people do as well. So a redesign that's focused on making it a more comfortable handheld? That makes a *lot* of sense to me. The Switch Lite looks great: https://t.co/zWvluBDfH2
— Terry (@terrycavanagh) July 10, 2019
I think what happened here is that Nintendo didn’t know if the Switch would succeed, and now that it has it can become just a plain-vanilla platform, absent the gimmicks. This is what’s happened to every Nintendo for 20 years.https://t.co/jY7qbYdvUT
— Ian Bogost (@ibogost) July 10, 2019
How Nintendo managed to make a new Switch but... worse is beyond me https://t.co/aJK4qoDDzQ
— Owen Williams ⚡ (@ow) July 10, 2019
?Nintendo Switch Lite ?
— Jeff Bakalar (@jeffbakalar) July 10, 2019
- Coming Sept 20th
- $200
- 5.5 inch 720p screen
- Not dockable/no video out
- D-pad
- non-detachable Joy-Cons
- 20-30% better battery life
- not Labo compatible
- no rumble
full story by @jetscott here: https://t.co/hElreAlMJA pic.twitter.com/dCfeRsKwr5
Thoughts on Nintendo Switch Lite: Its cool for those who want more affordable Switch & doesn't need care for playing on TV. As for me, the standard Switch is all I need. A hybrid of both is better for me. I like being able to switch between TV and handheldhttps://t.co/hkPSLunvk3
— Miraculous Maku (Tifa fanboy) (@RedMakuzawa) July 10, 2019
nintendo’s latest console is a... worse switch?
— dan seifert (@dcseifert) July 10, 2019
it’s great that it’s cheaper, but the switch has been out for like 3 years now, economies of scale should have been able to push the price down on the full fat model much more than they have https://t.co/CMd5PJ6gTj
i’m sure Nintendo has plenty of data on how little Switch owners actually use them docked to a TV, but it’s a bummer that you have to give up all of the other things like Labo and rumble, and the new Switch STILL doesn’t offer Bluetooth audio.
— dan seifert (@dcseifert) July 10, 2019
Switch Lite is gonna be very popular, especially debuting with the library of great games Switch has amassed over the past few years. I hope this leaves room open for a higher-end model to improve docked performance
— Steve Troughton-Smith (@stroughtonsmith) July 10, 2019
I play my Switch in handheld mode 99% of the time, and I use a D-pad JoyCon for almost all games, so this new Switch would be plenty for me. That smaller screen would kill my eyes though (the games are designed for high res), and it’s a shame to lose Labo. Fair trade-off though. https://t.co/TbxU1WzHOc
— Daniel Robson (@NoMoreDaniels) July 10, 2019
it me, the person who puts embarrassingly long hours into switch and has actually never plugged it into a tv https://t.co/GBGVHsKZmq
— Adi Robertson (@thedextriarchy) July 10, 2019
A new addition of the #NintendoSwitch family will arrive on 9/20. With #NintendoSwitchLite, it’s compact and lightweight making it easy to take on the go! https://t.co/L70LlgxBrD
— Nintendo of America (@NintendoAmerica) July 10, 2019
Nintendo Switch Lite announced, handheld mode only, $199.99. https://t.co/VEfFTCd76Nhttps://t.co/pFGI4u3Zs2 pic.twitter.com/wIJ9E9wonG
— Wario64 (@Wario64) July 10, 2019
The Nintendo Switch Lite was just announced! In the video, they briefly showed off Three Houses as one of the examples. Byleth's "Crest of ???" is officially known as "Mystery Crest".https://t.co/4wGU96e14z pic.twitter.com/DUvBSx5chv
— Serenes Forest (@SerenesForest) July 10, 2019
tfw you saved up for a Switch, and then the Switch Lite comes out in your two favorite colors https://t.co/fMAUd7IR4O
— Pixelated Run (@PixelatedRun) July 10, 2019
"Thanks to a September system update that allows "non-primary consoles" to log in to the same Nintendo eShop account. The secondary system "must have an active Internet connection" to play downloaded games, however."https://t.co/MP9r8C3KvI
— ???????????????? (@SpiritCtrled) July 10, 2019
Nintendo Switch Lite launches September 20 for $200 https://t.co/E9baamNTjw by @psawers
— GamesBeat (@GamesBeat) July 10, 2019
Nintendo's Bowser Says Switch Users Will "Have The Ability To Transfer Between Devices" https://t.co/bmoBqepUcj pic.twitter.com/PsqKAIkpMa
— USG (@USgamernet) July 10, 2019
This is such a smart move for kids and people (like me) who only play the Switch in handheld mode https://t.co/fcIs37bu4N
— Jason Schreier (@jasonschreier) July 10, 2019
First look at the Nintendo Switch Lite, the smaller portable-only version of the Nintendo Switch. I think this is a good idea! https://t.co/2295eSDmbU pic.twitter.com/jJo0vGW2Po
— Brian Ashcraft (@Brian_Ashcraft) July 10, 2019
YELLOW SWITCH! YELLOW SWITCH! YELLOW SWITCH!https://t.co/YW5MFEkIbh
— Nathaniel (@_NaKyle) July 10, 2019
Nintendo has announced the Switch Lite! https://t.co/qIsSllFi0t
— Nerdin Out (@NerdinOutLA) July 10, 2019
Is a Switch that can't switch really a Switch? https://t.co/oY1vg2S7c2
— Caitlin Kelly (@caitlin__kelly) July 10, 2019
I was very excited about the idea of a New And Improved And Smaller Nintendo Switch, but the Switch Lite is... disappointing https://t.co/XOt2WTOgJt
— David Pierce (@pierce) July 10, 2019
Nintendo says that it has no plans to add the Switch Lite's D-pad to its Joy-Cons for the original Switch. https://t.co/i6qQOIljRz pic.twitter.com/t5JTXniSND
— IGN (@IGN) July 10, 2019
the special edition Switch Lite looks super nice https://t.co/Jbc8WIz8lr pic.twitter.com/kiqn9SOePI
— Mike Murphy (@mcwm) July 10, 2019