The mouse functionality was leaked with the shipment manifest story.Is the mouse discussion because of the "reveal" animation where the controllers seem to skid over some surface?
There will definitely be very limited ray tracing power here. And it's not cuz it only has 12 RT cores, it's more than it's only 12 SM's and limited bandwidth and power. Ray tracing still relies a lot on the traditional compute power, and the tradeoffs for using ray tracing in a limited power system are just too extreme to imagine it'll be used in anything except outlier cases.From a post on famiboards it looks like it's has 12 RT cores. I wonder what type of performance we can expect with 12 cores?
Famiboards post:
I just tried my switch 1's right joycon on it's side and it was plenty ergonomic and I could easily press all buttons. I don't think it will be an issue. Especially with Switch 2 Joycons being bigger.
Yeah it seems the closest equivalent is the RTX 2050 with 16 RT cores? S2 has triple the RAM size which should help compared to the 2050.There will definitely be very limited ray tracing power here. And it's not cuz it only has 12 RT cores, it's more than it's only 12 SM's and limited bandwidth and power. Ray tracing still relies a lot on the traditional compute power, and the tradeoffs for using ray tracing in a limited power system are just too extreme to imagine it'll be used in anything except outlier cases.
As for the joycons, I also tried it, that's why I made my post. The only button that's really all that usable in a very controlled manner while still moving the joycon around in a precise and controlled way is the shoulder button. To be fair, maybe that'll be enough for the limited applications it'll be used for on Switch, but if you're gonna be asked to do anything more than that, it'll be very, very suboptimal.
People freaking out and raging about the design and joy cons keep forgetting that the Switch user base is massive, with the vast majority being kids and young teenagers. Good grief.Is the mouse discussion because of the "reveal" animation where the controllers seem to skid over some surface?
Any data on that? I recall this one from 2022:People freaking out and raging about the design and joy cons keep forgetting that the Switch user base is massive, with the vast majority being kids and young teenagers. Good grief.
Yeah I’ve seen this before. But without any description of how they sampled this, I didn’t find it helpful. Unless there’s been an update or release on how they got this data?Any data on that? I recall this one from 2022:
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It's clearly not exact as it's a self-selecting birth year count, but there's clearly a lot more adults than children playing. Or at least there was in 2021.
I don't believe this data either. If you are a child you probably aren't using your own account, you are using one created by your parent. The distribution is probably fairly linear until 24 years old, where it drops off.Yeah I’ve seen this before. But without any description of how they sampled this, I didn’t find it helpful. Unless there’s been an update or release on how they got this data?
Probably have to wait at least a year for an OLED revision.It would be nice if they have an OLED version with smaller bezels at launch, but I doubt that. Unit looks nice, but just as uncomfortable to hold for any duration as the first Switch. An aftermarket grip is a must for my hands anyway, although I mostly played docked.