quote:Reddit user dreamsomebody compiled the following information based on what’s surfaced:
• HD Rumble’s technical name is a Linear resonant actuator
• When in handheld mode, the Switch will have an unlock screen like a smartphone to prevent accidental waking.
• The Switch features a Quick Menu. Press and hold the HOME Button for at least one second to display the Quick Settings screen on top of all other screens, including the HOME Menu and any applications. Unlike the 3DS, the active software will not be suspended when this menu is invoked
• The Switch’s keyboard will feature predictive text such as those on iOS and Android
• System Settings will allow the user to edit the following settings:
Flight Mode Toggle
Enable/Disable Bluetooth
Manage Wi-fi
Manage NFC
Manage screen brightness
Screen lock
User Settings
Create/Edit Mii
Theme management
Controller management
System Update
• Miis will have more options for hair, eyebrows, eyes, facial hair, glasses, mouths, and skin.
• Miis will not store the creator’s name, their favorites, and their birthday anymore. Anyone can edit Mii characters
• Developers can create and sell Season Passes for their games
• This document confirms an X1 like SoC using Maxwell on the final retail version
• There are NO plans to provide an Internet Browser at this stage but developers are able to access a web applet to display specific websites within their game/app
• A maximum of 8 users can be registered on a system
• Friend requests and game invites CAN be sent from the console.
“Friend Presence is a feature that uses the Internet to convey information in real time about the online status of friends and the applications they are playing. Among possibilities, we see this being used in the application to check whether friends are in the joinable state, and to use the Friend List system feature screen to show what applications friends are playing.”
• A Nintendo Account can be linked to multiple Switches BUT save data is not automatically synchronised
• There are TWO dev kit devices: SDEV and EDEV
SDEV – Has built-in ports; no built-in battery
EDEV – Resembles the retail product exactly but is black color
• Game cards come in 1 GB, 2 GB, 4 GB, 8 GB, 16 GB, or 32 GB variations.
Acht accounts op een unit, nice. Dat wordt ook US en JP eShop accounts aanmakenquote:Op maandag 13 februari 2017 16:47 schreef Anthraxx het volgende:
http://nintendoeverything.com/?p=469541
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Je kan dezelfde codec gebruiken. BluRay is meer dan alleen de video codecquote:Op maandag 13 februari 2017 21:59 schreef Notorious_Roy het volgende:
Dus we kunnen 4k bluray afspelen
Het is jammer dat hij in Zelda thema is. Dat is een beetje, euh, suf.quote:Op dinsdag 14 februari 2017 08:57 schreef speknek het volgende:
Zelda case, toevallig degene die ik besteld had. En eh daar ben ik nu best blij mee.
Wat moet ie kosten?quote:Op dinsdag 14 februari 2017 10:52 schreef speknek het volgende:
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Deze is volgens mij hetzelfde.
quote:French outlet Melty recently had the chance to interview Yoshiaki Koizumi and Shinya Takahashi, who provided them with quite a few new details on the Switch.
First of all, while we already knew for a while that the Switch uses Bluetooth in some way, Koizumi now confirmed that the Switch is compatible with Bluetooth headsets – and that’s not all, as they (and regular wired headsets) can be used even when the Switch is in docked mode.
Speaking of, the dock will be the only way for the Switch to output video. It won’t be possible to, for example, hook up an HDMI adapter to the Switch’s USB-C port.
Finally, Melty asked Koizumi about possible GameCube Virtual Console games on the Switch. While Koizumi sort of dodged the question, stating that he didn’t really have anything to announce at the time, he did say that they were “working on some things along those lines”. When Melty followed up by asking about the possibility of creating Joy-Con controllers with special functions, for example ones with analogue triggers specifically for GameCube Virtual Console games, Koizumi said that, while nothing is planned at the moment, the Switch is designed in such a way that accessories like special JoyCon controllers could be connected to it. Shinya Takahashi chimed in at that point, stating that, while Joy-Con controllers with analogue triggers would probably be pretty bulky and not pleasing to look at, they would make sure to include them, should they ever make special Joy-Con controllers like that.
Hoe wil je dan input geven?quote:Op dinsdag 14 februari 2017 13:04 schreef videonatic het volgende:
Kun je de switch trouwens ook puur in tablet mode gebruiken? Dus zonder joy cons?
Touchscreen, wat wel zou kunnen met bepaalde spellen.quote:
quote:Op dinsdag 14 februari 2017 14:05 schreef Notorious_Roy het volgende:
Dlcvoor Zelda.
Game is dus niet af
Nintendo zijn geldwolven
Preorder canceled
Etc.
https://www.nintendo.co.u(...)he-Wild-1191606.html
Yup. Ik maak er wel grapjes over, maar ik erger me er wel aan. Desalniettemin is DLC van Nintendo tot nu toe altijd goed geweest en zeer de moeite waard.quote:Op dinsdag 14 februari 2017 14:16 schreef Noppie2000 het volgende:
Enige wat ik hieraan jammer vind, net als alle DLC, dat dit weer voor de launch van de game wordt gemeld. Waarom kan dit niet over drie maanden, wanneer we de game daadwerkelijk hebben (uit)gespeeld?
Maar het ziet eruit als redelijke DLC, ga ik ongetwijfeld aanschaffen. Had het niet verwacht
Ik wil nog steeds een 'Ganondorf Maker', waarin je dungeons maakt compleet met vijanden en puzzels, om zo de binnendringende held te vermoordenquote:Op dinsdag 14 februari 2017 14:40 schreef Notorious_Roy het volgende:
Of gewoon niet ingaan op de wens om als vrouw te spelen en gewoon een Ganon DLC maken
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