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Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens South China Daniel Wu, OC_Formula, Totem Wolf, Alejandro86, don't scream if you get stuck, soft media users 1520111 clue delivery! CTOnews.com September 8 news, foreign media EuroGamer previously revealed that Nintendo may have privately demonstrated Switch's successor (tentatively named "Switch 2") to selected game developers at the 2023 Cologne game show last month, but this news has not been officially confirmed.

In this regard, foreign media VideoGameChronicles asked its internal contacts to respond, but got an equally powerful news. Their sources indicate that Nintendo is developing an enhanced version of the Legend of Zelda: the breath of the Wilderness, which is expected to improve frame rate and resolution for Switch 2. Although the details of the resolution have not been disclosed, it is generally believed that Switch 2 will have a higher resolution than the current 1200 × 720.

In addition, the media also claimed that Nintendo showed a demonstration of the "Matrix" illusory engine 5 technology called "Matrix Awakens", which had previously run and caused a sensation on Xbox Series X and PlayStation 5, as reported by CTOnews.com.

It is worth noting that the demonstration is said to incorporate Nvidia's DLSS super-resolution technology and enable ray tracing, even saying that "the visual effects are comparable to the current (gaming effects) of Sony and Microsoft", which sounds like a big improvement in the performance of the new hardware.

According to the same source, Nintendo has distributed development kits to selected studios because the new console seems expected to be released in 2024. In addition, the report also indicates that the initial version of Switch 2 may abandon OLED technology in favor of more cost-effective LCD technology.

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