Quick Links
A faster CPU, sure.
Better graphics, naturally.
But what quirky, groundbreaking features could Nintendos out-of-the-box thinking bring to the Switch successor?
Colin Temple/Shutterstock / Nintendo
A confusing name and lackluster first-party launch titles resulted in poor sales.
The Switch has never quite borne this out, with a pretty ineffectivedock lacking in some obvious areas.
It does little more than serve as a hub for power and video output.
Barone Firenze/Shutterstock
By improving its dock, and introducing a broader range, Nintendo could do us all a huge favor.
Id also love to see more video options: 1440p, 4K, and 8K if possible.
The dock could even support fancier audio options, or other peripherals and accessories altogether.
Nintendo
Really, though, we need something more radical, more Nintendo-y.
I’ve never wanted a console equivalent quite as much as I do with the Nintendo Switch.
The vast majority of my games may be digital, but I have a decent physical library too.
Jerome Thomas / MakeUseOf
Switching game cards can be fiddly and carrying them about makes them that much easier to lose.
To solve both problems, why not simply add a second card slot?
Or a third, a fourth…
