Is the Switch still worth getting or wait for a potential successor next year?

[BluMan28]

Originally Posted by Talal86

If you're ok with buying a system that will probably get a successor in a year or so, I'd say go for it. make a list of the games you're interested in, and it might help you make a decision.

as for which switch:
Switch Lite: is the better handheld. smaller, more comfortable in hand. the battery could be better, but overall, a better portable device
Regular Switch: You can play games on the tv, you can use it on a table and play with a controller while watching something on the tv. some games are better suited for the TV

so I guess the regular switch wins for giving more options.

but keep in mind that the switch graphics on a big screen, are like 2 generations behind. in some games the small screen is a blessing

Doesn't sound like this will be an improvement in the hypothetical new console coming next year. Not hearing much desire to improve over a 720p display.

[Talal86]

Originally Posted by BluMan28

Doesn't sound like this will be an improvement in the hypothetical new console coming next year. Not hearing much desire to improve over a 720p display.

720p is fine for a small screen, if keeping the same resolution mean we'd get more 60fps games, that would be a good compromise. but they have to make the dock improve the resolution somehow. maybe a built in graphics processor like the mclassic could do the job?

1440p/60fps as the standard would be great for me.

[Modren]

Originally Posted by Talal86

720p is fine for a small screen, if keeping the same resolution mean we'd get more 60fps games, that would be a good compromise. but they have to make the dock improve the resolution somehow. maybe a built in graphics processor like the mclassic could do the job?

1440p/60fps as the standard would be great for me.

There's rumors that the next-gen Switch would include Nvidia's DLSS technology, which should allow for better image quality even while if the games aren't running at especially high resolutions. I don't think we're likely to see 1440p60 as the standard, considering that the Xbox Series S, which is guaranteed to be much more powerful than whatever Nintendo puts out, frequently drops down to 1080p or even lower in modern games while also lacking the 60fps support the Series X offers.