As a Switch case in 2017, they looked strange unnecessary. The SD cards on which the games were installed were tiny, while the plastic that surrounded them was exponentially larger. Most cases were not even associated with something else. I enjoyed collecting them, but they were a lot of waste. According to a new leak, the switch 2 cases could be even worse.
The biggest snack bar From the Switch 2 revealed last month It was that everything is larger over the new console. Larger Joy-Con controller, larger screen, larger Mario card Run. And it sounds as if the casual cases could also be larger. Nintendo Universe Publisher Felipe Lima Registered in January This French retailer FNAC accidentally had the dimensions for a take-two switch 2 game with a width of 5.12 inches and 7.7 inches.
Then last week you change 2 Subreddit users Hertzburst made an artistic representation To show how much greater this increase of about 43 percent if the size would look. If these new dimensions are accurate and not just an error or placeholder, you would go Switch 2 -game cases even larger than PS5 cases that are only 6.7 inches in size. However, these cases hold Blu-ray discs. While they are often similar to without a game manual and other missions, the box is hardly much larger than what it thinks.
The Switch 2, on the other hand, probably offers SD cartridges the size, if not identical to the existing ones. What could Nintendo need all this additional space for? Are you really afraid that people will go in Gamestop or Walmart and accidentally buy a Switch 2 game for a Switch 1 or vice versa? Or will the new console initiate a new golden age of the casual cases that burst with cards, posters and other cool things?
I still remember having bought games for bought My original switch on the starting day. I opened myself The legend of Zelda: breath of the wilderness And it was empty, except for a small rectangular nugget made of plastic. The binding of Isaac: Afterburth+On the other hand, with stickers and a beautiful little golden brochure, which is inspired by the manual for the original Legend of Zelda On NES. It felt completely. My obsession from the physical purchase of games was rewarded.
Somehow I don't think the Switch 2 games will do the same on average. But if these are really the technical data, Nintendo certainly has to push something else into it, isn't it? Wouldn't the company simply send millions of larger plastic shells around the world with nothing but tiny cartridges inside? Right? Right??
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