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El CEO de Genki revela más detalles sobre Nintendo Switch 2

Autor : Layla Actualizar : Jan 10,2025

Genki en CES 2025: una mirada más cercana a la maqueta de Nintendo Switch 2

Genki, reconocida por sus accesorios para juegos, presentó una maqueta de Nintendo Switch 2 impresa en 3D en CES 2025, revelando características clave y confirmando varios rumores. Basado en una adquisición de Black Market, el modelo refleja con precisión las dimensiones del Switch 2, mostrando un cambio de diseño hacia un factor de forma más grande, más cercano en tamaño al Valve Steam Deck.

Las características clave destacadas incluyen Joy-Cons magnéticos, un segundo puerto USB-C y un nuevo e intrigante botón "C". El director ejecutivo de Genki, Eddie Tsai, confirmó la naturaleza magnética de los botones SL y SR de los Joy-Cons, empleando un mecanismo de liberación de pasador para separarlos. A pesar del diseño magnético, los Joy-Cons permanecen firmemente sujetos durante el juego.

Más de lo que parece: sensores ópticos y compatibilidad con bases de acoplamiento

Más detalles de Tsai revelaron que los canales de montaje Joy-Con incorporan sensores ópticos. Esto sugiere una posible funcionalidad como mouse, una teoría respaldada por imágenes de Switch 2 filtradas recientemente. Si bien el mayor tamaño del Switch 2 le permite caber físicamente dentro de la base Switch existente, las modificaciones de diseño impiden la compatibilidad. El propósito del puerto USB-C adicional y del botón "C" sigue siendo un misterio.

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La maqueta de Genki proporcionó información valiosa sobre la próxima consola, confirmando algunas expectativas y planteando nuevas preguntas sobre sus características innovadoras. Los Joy-Cons magnéticos, los sensores ópticos y el botón "C" aún desconocido y el puerto USB-C adicional insinúan una desviación significativa del diseño original de Switch.

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