Nintendo denied that the Switch 2 would have a dual-screen design and said it had "not disclosed the details of the game console parameters to Activision Blizzard".

Thank you for the handwritten clues delivered by CTOnews.com netizens! CTOnews.com, November 8 (Xinhua)-- in the previous Microsoft Activision Blizzard FTC lawsuit, disclosure documents showed that Activision Blizzard listened to Nintendo's detailed report on the parameters of the Switch 2 game console at the end of 2022.

▲ FTC disclosed the document, but Nintendo President Toshitaro Furukawa denied the report on a private earnings conference call on Tuesday, calling it "inaccurate," according to the Japanese publication Mainichi.

In addition, CTOnews.com found that Gukawa also denied that Nintendo Switch 2 would have a dual-screen design, claiming that Nintendo's recent patent for an "interactive device with multi-screen design" would not necessarily apply to any future device.

▲ previously published patents by Nintendo

▲ Nintendo has not officially released the Switch 2 patent previously released by Nintendo. However, according to a previous report by foreign media VGC, the company has sent a Switch 2 development kit to its major partners, and the relevant host is scheduled to be launched in the second half of 2024.

Related reading: "Switch Fold? Nintendo's new patent shows a detachable double-screen folding device, which looks like a discontinued handset 3DS. "

"it is reported that the performance of Nintendo's next-generation Switch console is close to that of PS4 and Xbox One."