Nintendo: hope to "make the customer transition as smoothly as possible" to the next generation of Switch

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens Daniel Wu in South China, rain and snow for the delivery of clues! CTOnews.com June 27 news, Nintendo announced the contents of the recent shareholder question and answer meeting, in response to the much questioned why there is no news of the next generation of Switch.

Asked about Nintendo's Switch successor, Nintendo president Toshitaro Furukawa said Nintendo wanted to "make the transition from Nintendo Switch to subsequent game consoles as smooth as possible" and that they planned to use Nintendo Account to achieve that goal.

Why is Nintendo so keen to take advantage of Nintendo Accounts? Quite simply, because there are already more than 290 million Switch devices logged into Nintendo Accounts around the world, it is a natural idea to transition them from first-generation hosts to next-generation hosts.

There were rumors earlier this year that after the release of Legend of Zelda: tears of the Kingdom, Nintendo Switch games will be reduced to prepare for the release of Switch successors next year.

Nintendo said it was still in discussions "to break through uncharted territory", and CTOnews.com responded as follows:

The future hardware style is still under discussion.

There is no guarantee that the new console will play Switch games backwards.

Although the proportion of downloading games has increased, we still want to develop soft and hard mainframes in the future.

Although Switch has made its debut for seven years, it is still considering breaking into uncharted territory.

The game will still devote all its efforts.

With regard to the resale of the new generation of game consoles in the future, it is emphasized that it will meet the market demand.