Report says Nintendo Switch has 6.2-inch 720p multi-touch screen

[HEXUS]

A week after the slick launch trailer was published more tech details are emerging.

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[lumireleon]

Nintendo has disappointed me since the WiiU.....What we wanted was a stay at home console hooked to a 40 inch 4K screen with extreme performance Polaris GPU

[naturbo2000]

What I wanted was for nVidia to release a new Shield Portable. I'm guessing this one won't let me do PC streaming...

[chj]

Nothing is going to compete with my PC so I'd rather have a decent portable device with easy coop to fill in the gaps instead

[Gunbuster]

Kind of makes sense. Lower power portalable mode at 720P and higher power 1080P when docked. Better than the Vita's 540P thats for sure.

I don't have a tablet, as I have a large phone, but if I could take my console game on the go that would be great. I am enjoying Falcom's games, so if they support it I will be there.

[excalibur1814]

"What we wanted "

What YOU wanted!

[mattburnzy]

"What we wanted "

What YOU wanted!

Hahaha thats what I was gonna say

[FRISH]

Nintendo has disappointed me since the WiiU.....What we wanted was a stay at home console hooked to a 40 inch 4K screen with extreme performance Polaris GPU

4k just was not going to happen. While 720p seems quite low for 2017 (hopefully it'll still at least do 1080p to the tv), lets be honest here. Nintendo have been behind in hardware for quite a while, and 4k is barely ideal on high end PCs. It's going to take a little more time for xbox and sony to natively support 4k gaming. Nintendo seem to be distancing themselves from that kind of market.

Personally I'm still interested in a combined console/handheld catalogue as long as it doesn't cost much more than the WiiU which seems pricey for the tech.