While most people won’t be able to get their hands on a Nintendo Switch until it comes out in March, this interactive 3D render will let you get a closer look at its controller. Created by Virtual Studio, the model seems incredibly accurate to what was shown in the console’s reveal trailer. We can’t be sure this is exactly what the final product will look like, but its a good bet. Check it out below.
https://sketchfab.com/models/c2d8eef2b22841abacb0209465bfee0f/embed
Looks pretty cool :)
awesome
Mind blown. Nintendo have truly changed the system since the N64 and GameCube eras.
Looking at it closer, i see now the thought behind the offset joy sticks and the d pad turning into 4 buttons. Now when you use each for multiplayer, they are the same. I might be stating the obvious but im a bigger fan of this design now. 6 months!!
I never thought about that. I was wondering why Nintendo would offset the joysticks. That makes perfect sense.
That was my comment as I was on a device I wasn’t logged in on, but yeah, totally was questioning the design and now it makes much more sense.
Wow
I wanna know if you can put a big SD card so I can go all digital or how are they gonna handle that? I don’t see one.
It could always be on the bottom.
It could be like the micro SD on the new 3DS
It appears the game card is small, so I’d expect Micro SD support.
That’s pretty cool. Too bad we didn’t get a clear look at the bottom of the system. I’d like to know if there’s a port for a charging cable.
Not 100% correct!
The back is incorrect, as there was a stylus like indent. Not saying that’s it’s purpose, just saying it needs to be added
dont hate
Oh look a thin detachable Wii U gamepad!…
Missing the chargerinput down..
I just feel like the screen is a little too small to play console games intended for the living room…
Well you don’t have to use it. You can just let it sit in the dock and play it like any other system. It actually should have a pretty nice picture though. Even if the resolution on it is only 720p, it’s size means it’ll have a much higher pixel density than most living room tv’s.
But when you hold a smaller device a foot or two from your face, it is essentially as big if not bigger than most TVs
Nice.