US EditionSwitch 2 Worthy of Late Nintendo President Satoru Iwata's Vision, Nvidia Says, Boasts 'Most Advanced Graphics Ever' for Portable Device
- Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang praised the Switch 2 as the most powerful portable console ever, developed over 500 engineer years to fulfill Satoru Iwata's vision.
- Huang pays tribute to Iwata, stating that his clarity and purpose continue to inspire Nvidia's work daily.
- The Switch 2 includes advanced AI processors and features a custom Nvidia chip designed for gaming, showcasing improvements like DLSS and variable refresh rates to enhance visual performance.
- A hidden easter egg in the original Nintendo Switch hardware pays homage to Iwata, who passed away in 2015.
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Switch 2 Worthy of Late Nintendo President Satoru Iwata's Vision, Nvidia Says, Boasts 'Most Advanced Graphics Ever' for Portable Device
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has praised Nintendo Switch 2, and said the upcoming console realises the vision of the late Nintendo president Satoru Iwata, who worked on the concept for the original Switch platform before he passed away in 2015.Speaking as part of a Nintendo-published Creator's Voice video, Huang said he had worked personally with Iwata on Nintendo's then-audacious plans for a hybrid console capable of playing home console-quality gam…
Nvidia CEO beats the ad drum for the upcoming release of Nintendo Switch 2, which, thanks to its company's custom SoC and DLSS, is supposed to offer "the most advanced graphics" that ever existed on a mobile device."
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has stated that the Nintendo Switch 2 is the realization of a vision dreamed by Nintendo’s former president, Satoru Iwata, who passed away in 2015. During an official video released by Nintendo, Huang spoke about how they worked directly with Iwata on the idea of a hybrid console before the launch of the original Switch. “I remember the day Iwata-san shared his dream: a console powerful enough for film games, but small en…
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