Post by Nester the Lark on Jul 10, 2019 10:01:04 GMT -5
Nintendo's worst-kept secret of the year is finally official.
Launches September 20.
Here's a breakdown of the differences between Switch Lite and OG Swtich from Nintendo's website:
And according to Doug Bowser, you'll be able to transfer games between Switch and Switch Lite.
Launches September 20.
Here's a breakdown of the differences between Switch Lite and OG Swtich from Nintendo's website:
- Joy-Con are part of the system and cannot be removed
- handheld mode only
- will play Switch games that support Handheld mode
- for games that do not support handheld mode, players can wirelessly connect compatible controllers
- does not include HD Rumble or IR Motion Camera
- the left-hand controller features a full-on d-pad
- Not compatible with Nintendo Switch dock.
- Does not support output to a TV.
- does not come with a dock, HDMI cable or kickstand.
- 3.6” high, 8.2” long, .55” deep, vs. the original Switch being 4” high, 9.4” long, .55” deep (with Joy-Con attached)
- Approximately .61 lbs, vs. the original Switch being .88 lbs
- 5.5" touch screen, vs. the original Switch having a 6.2" touch screen
- Approximately 3 – 7 hours of battery life, vs. the original Switch having approximately 2.5 - 6.5 hours of battery life
And according to Doug Bowser, you'll be able to transfer games between Switch and Switch Lite.
