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Federal Trade Commission Case Reveals Proposed Power Level Of Switch Successor - News (www.nintendoworldreport.com)

submitted 1 year ago by slimerancher to c/nintendo

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The email was read in response to a question regarding whether or not Call of Duty could be ported to the Switch (or its successor).

"Given closer alignment of Gen 8 platforms and our previous offerings on PS4 and Xbox One, it's reasonable to assume we can make something compelling for NG (next generation) Switch as well." - Bobby Kotick

So, nearer to PS4 and Xbox One level of power.

What do you all think about it?

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[–] slimerancher 1 points 1 year ago

If it's a handheld / hybrid console, it of course can't compete with latest home consoles when it comes to the raw power, and I don't think we can expect that either. Even then, if it's true, it looks like a good jump from current power.