Comment by marpstar 1 year ago "Super Switch" would've been pretty bad-ass. 4 comments marpstar Reply Dylan16807 1 year ago With the habit they've developed of releasing upgraded versions inside a generation, especially already having Switch OLED, I think Super Switch would be too ambiguous. Insanity 1 year ago They can go the DBZ route and continue of of there. “Super switch 3, 4”, “Legendary super switch” etc etc. boomboomsubban 1 year ago I think the acronym made that a sketchy choice. Even if Nintendo never used the acronym, the gaming community seems to use them extensively. tshaddox 1 year ago Or "Switch Advance."
Dylan16807 1 year ago With the habit they've developed of releasing upgraded versions inside a generation, especially already having Switch OLED, I think Super Switch would be too ambiguous.
Insanity 1 year ago They can go the DBZ route and continue of of there. “Super switch 3, 4”, “Legendary super switch” etc etc.
boomboomsubban 1 year ago I think the acronym made that a sketchy choice. Even if Nintendo never used the acronym, the gaming community seems to use them extensively.
With the habit they've developed of releasing upgraded versions inside a generation, especially already having Switch OLED, I think Super Switch would be too ambiguous.
They can go the DBZ route and continue of of there. “Super switch 3, 4”, “Legendary super switch” etc etc.
I think the acronym made that a sketchy choice. Even if Nintendo never used the acronym, the gaming community seems to use them extensively.
Or "Switch Advance."