The new Nintendo leak reveals the original Nintendo Switch design, which does not look like the final product that was released in 2017 and has been the best-selling console in the world ever since. From a security standpoint, 2020 has been a bad year for Nintendo, with Nintendo coming out of the archives like crazy. This leak reveals the latest initial and original design that ends up being a switch and ultimately a switch light. Interestingly, the original design looks nothing like the final product, but it is actually closer to the switch light than the traditional switch.
As you can see below, the original design for the console promotes a screen that goes beyond analog sticks in a way reminiscent of a mobile phone display. In fact, the console is mostly just a screen, with three small buttons at the bottom that prevent the face from being fully displayed.
If the design looks familiar, as it looks almost like the “OK” image of the console, which was created just before it was unveiled and finally written as a doomsday.
Nintendo won’t be happy. More content has just been leaked. Switch private keys and many documents. A document reveals the design of the switch in 2014 and it is very nicely the same one that revolved around a flap and gained traction years ago. pic.twitter.com/fFddJvXbpq
– Forest of Illusion (@ Forestation) December 22, 2020
According to some documents with the leak, the Nintendo Switch was originally meant to support 3D functionality and will be compatible with Nintendo 3D. Nintendo was also apparently using a 480p screen. Thanks, he decides against this and makes the screen 720p.
Take all of this, of course – the tide of images and information – with a grain of salt that is all information about the leaked variety. At the moment of release, Nintendo has not commented on this leak in any capacity and it is likely that this will change. However, if that happens, we will make sure to update the story with everything that has been provided. In the meantime, for more coverage on all things Nintendo Switch, click here or check out the relevant links below:
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