Nintendo's opinion about decisions to use LCD via the OLED screen for Switch 2.

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Nintendo Switch 2 will have a LCD screen which is related to some fans.
The decision to use the LCD screen is described by Nintendo Exec.
Fans show disappointment when there is no OLED in the new console.

at Nintendo Switch 2 There will be a LCD screen instead of OLED and the decision at Nintendo Switch 2, the Tetsuya Sasaki technical director, has commented. This change involves some people who are excited about the Nintendo Switch 2, but Nintendo seems to be confident in making decisions.

The original Nintendo Switch launched with the LCD screen and most of them are satisfactory during the launch period. However, that is almost a decade ago, and since then, the OLED model of the Nintendo switch launched a colorful and deeper black presentation on the display. Previous leaks state that the Nintendo Switch 2 will change back to LCD, so some fans may not be surprised by the news. But some people still show concerns about it

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During the questions and answers in New York, the leader behind the new console mentioned many subjects about the system, including the use of the LCD screen, the team was asked why OLED was considered excellent. Tetsuya Sasaki explained that Nintendo feels that there are many improvements in the LCD technology, since the opening of the Switch, and after the decision to decide. LCD Sasaki points out that the Switch 2 LCD screen supports HDR, which should give an image of the game and even the Switch model OLED is still lacking HDR. Overall, the team seems to be confident in this decision.

Nintendo LCD's decision draws a variety of reactions.

Part of the decision to use the LCD screen should be caused by a reduced cost compared to the OLED panel. The price of Nintendo Switch 2 has some fans worried because it is quite expensive at $ 450 USD.

Some gamers seem to be disappointed by the lack of OLED in the Nintendo Switch 2, with only a few people saying that they will wait to repeat the OLED later, which is similar to the method that Nintendo 3DS and the Nintendo Switch launched the upgraded version after a couple of years. However, others can go as far as they say that they want to have a model that does not have a screen and can not be carried, which can be used if it means to receive the Nintendo Switch 2 at a lower price. Of course, it comes with disadvantages as well, as portability is always a part of the appeal of the switch family. There are now many hung in the air, which will still check if the Nintendo Switch 2 is successful or not, but the Nintendo seems to be confident in choosing the LCD screen or not.