By Staff Reporter, | February 19, 2017
Nintendo Switch!!!!
The release of Nintendo Switch has been highly anticipated by avid gamers who are waiting for more switch functionality. Recent news on Nintendo making a hybrid console has gained a lot of attention in the gaming world. Hence, the switch is expected to be released in the coming weeks..
It is reported that the new Nintendo Switch allows players to experience playing games at home and on the go. With this designed concept, Nintendo has truly stepped up their game in delivering innovation to the next level. The Nintendo Switch is reportedly both a handheld and home console, which offers exciting new features.
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However, according to Game Rant, Nintendo is not the only one that is working on the multi-functionality concept of the switch. Back in 2015, Sony had filed a patent for a handheld console similar to Nintendo's incoming device. Although there are no confirmed reports as to why Sony and Nintendo have similar designs, it is believed that Sony might be developing a device to compete with the switch, or Sony could be working on developing the PlayStation Vita.
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UK -> https://t.co/NsXaTuSdoA pic.twitter.com/bEoOpy3RKa— Nintendo Switch (@NintendoSwitchC) February 1, 2017
A report from blog.esuteru.com showed a handheld console, having a controller-like elements found on each side of the screen, similar to the Nintendo's Joy-Con removable controllers. If Sony should also release the patented device, avid Sony fans will surely be delighted.
However, in the same report by Game Rant, the patented device filed by Sony is not assurance that it will be released soon. A lot of patents in the past have been filed by Sony but have not yet been realized, including the glove controller. Furthermore, the filed patent is not indication that the company would want to invest on handheld consoles again.
Nintendo Switch is set to launch, and the device will be tested once it hits the market on March 3. Stay tuned for more Telegiz update.
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