Despite some concerns about its high price, Nintendo Switch 2 He has been a huge success for Nintendo so far. At the beginning of this month, Giant's video game confirmed that the system has sold over 3.5 million units in just four days, making it the fastest selling console of all time. Although the demand for switch 2 was incredibly high, in fact, it did not suffer from many shortcomings such as the PS5 and Xbox X/S series after their relevant launch. Due to the widespread availability of the console, Nintendo did not even have to deal with scalpers.
Nintendo Switch 2 is almost what many fans wanted from the successor to switch: a larger and stronger console that does not come with any strange tricks. However, despite popularity and generally the positive acceptance of the switch 2 is far from perfect. One of the things that many players complained about is, for example, the user interface of the Switch 2 and the total lack of personality. The Switch 2 offers look almost exactly the same as in the original switch, and there are no unique music or applications in the system. Perhaps Nintendo should be inspired by a product he made in 90 years to switch 2 more charm.
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UI Nintendo Switch 2 should take several stimuli from Super Game Boy
Super Game Boy lets players play games Game Boy on your SNES
In June 1994, Nintendo released a device called Super Game Boy. Unlike his name, the Super Game Boy was not a successor to the wildly popular game boy Nintendo. Instead, it was peripheral for the Super Nintendo entertainment system, the latest home console at the time. Super Game Boy allowed players to be able to play their favorite Game Boy games on big television. The use was relatively easy; All players had to do Super Game Boy into the SNES cassette slot and put their games Game Boy in it.
The Super Game boy has many unique features of adaptation that other Nintendo products do not have
Unlike SNES or original Game Boy, Super Game Boy had his own system menu and user interface. The devices had an unprecedented number of adaptation options, even more than some of the later Nintendo products (as Game Boy for Nintendo Gamecube). The Super Game Boy could play with their games Game Boy in different ways. They could not only change the color palettes of their game titles, but could also switch between the controller mapping and create their own screen boundaries.
Games on the original Game Boy were completely black and white. Before the release of The Game Boy Color in 1998, Super Game Boy was the only way to play Game Boy players.
Super Game Boy is probably the best place to play Game Boy on TV for one simple factor: its borderline functionality. Since Game Boy's resolution was too small to fit the entire TV display, he added Super Game Boy to the border to fill the empty space. The device has given players the opportunity to either choose from the selection of nine pre -made boundaries, or instead create their own boundaries using built -in painting tools. If players let the game run on Super Game Boy for a long time, they would see how to appear on the border of the screen Mario the characters.
Nintendo Switch 2's NSO Game Boy App should let the player choose your own bounds
Nintendo Switch 2 does not have a Native Game Boy compatibility as a Super Game Boy, but players can still play selected games from this console through the Nintendo Switch online subscription. Compared to Super Game Boy, however, NSO provides an extremely inferior experience in terms of adaptation. Game Boy on Nintendo Switch Online does not allow players to change boundaries while playing games on Switch 2; Instead, players are glued to the default black background. Maybe Nintendo should add animations of border borders similar to screens and a customizable background to Game Boy Games on Nintendo Switch 2, as well as Super Game Boy. In this way, the system could excel from the original switch and have its own different identity.
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Nintendo
- The original release date
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June 5, 2025
- Original MSRP (USD)
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449.99 $
- Operating system
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Proprietary
- Resolution
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1080p (handheld computers) / 4K (anchored)
- HDR support
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Yes
