Nintendo has passed along an official list of specs for the new Switch OLED.
Despite previous rumors, it appears that the internals are largely the same. That means the resolution will not see an upgrade over the standard Switch and Switch Lite.
Since there’s a bigger screen, there’s just a small increase in the overall weight of the device.
Here’s the full lineup of specs:
Nintendo has shared the official packaging for the newly-revealed Switch OLED model. We have the packaging for both color versions above.
On top of that, Nintendo has sent out an official announcement. Read the full press release below.
Pokemon GO doesn’t appear to be slowing down anytime soon. As the game celebrates its fifth anniversary, global spending has surpassed $5 billion.
Sensor Tower also provides the following information:
A Plague Tale: Innocence arrives on new platforms today, including Switch. We have a launch trailer for the game below.
A Plague Tale: Innocence – Cloud Version can be accessed on Switch starting today.
Koei Tecmo and Gust have issued the first trailer for Blue Reflection: Second Light, which was first announced earlier this year. Watch it below.
Blue Reflection: Second Light launches on October 21 in Japan. It’s planned for the west as well, though we’re waiting on a release date in North America and Europe.
Atlus has released the latest daily demon video for Shin Megami Tensei V featuring the demon Orobas. Take a look with the video below.
Fire Emblem Heroes has been updated on both iOS and Android. Version 5.7.0 is now available.
Highlights of the update include a team skill lock feature, new skills for some Legendary Heroes, updated lineup of Limited-Time Combat Manuals, and new weapon skills/weapons to refine. We have the full patch notes below.
As part of Switch version 12.1.0, it turns out that the Joy-Con can also be updated.
This can be done by accessing the system settings. Go to the “Controllers and Settings” tab and scroll down to “Update Controllers”. Joy-Con that are connected should then be updated. Unfortunately, Nintendo has never made it clear what the process actually does.
Switch version 12.1.0 dropped a short while ago. You can read about the system update here.
Thanks to Cameron and Bernardo N for the tip.
