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How powerful is Switch vs Wii U?

The Switch is roughly as powerful as the Wii U — a little speedier, sure, but they're not in different galaxies. Both systems are also built around 6.2-inch touchscreens. Again, the Switch's is better, but the concept is similar. So why is the Switch doing well while the Wii U flopped?
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Is Switch powerful than Wii U?

Its about the same. It seems to be more powerful, but not transformatively so. (I think that it is similar for Splatoon...) They're using the added power to push more games towards 1080p, but other than that the graphics aren't really much better.
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Is Wii U underpowered?

The Wii U Lacked Third-Party Support

The Wii U's hardware was in a weird spot (it had a relatively good GPU but an underpowered CPU), and Nintendo was way behind the competition with regards to online play. This gave developers a hard time in trying to release third-party titles for the Wii U.
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Will the Switch beat the Wii?

The Wii sold 101.63 million systems during its lifetime, while the original PlayStation sold 102.49 million. That means that the Switch is now Nintendo's most successful home console ever.
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Is Switch too underpowered?

It's old and underpowered compared to the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X, and, besides, the last couple years of being a homebody (thanks to lockdowns and remote work) have rendered its portability meaningless to me.
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How is the Switch so powerful?

The Nintendo Switch isn't powered by magic. It uses an off-the-shelf Tegra X1 chip, announced in 2015 and otherwise best known for powering the Google Pixel C tablet and Nvidia's own Shield Android TV box.
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Is Switch weaker than PS4?

The Switch runs off of a customised Nvidia Tegra X1 chipset, while the PS4 contains an AMD Jaguar CPU and a 1.84 TFlops AMD Radeon GPU. What that translates to is that even though it was released several years before the Nintendo Switch, the PS4 outperforms it when it comes to overall computing power.
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Will Switch overtake PS2?

The Switch, meanwhile, is about to hit two thirds of that final figure after nearly six years on the market (the Switch originally launched worldwide in March 2017), meaning it's outpacing the PS2 in lifetime games sold.
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What will be the last Wii game?

The last game releases for the Wii, Retro City Rampage DX+ and Shakedown: Hawaii, were released on July 9, 2020.
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Is the Switch the most successful console?

Nintendo Switch – 122.55 million

By the end of 2022, Switch became the third-best-selling video game console of all time, passing the lifetime sales totals of PS4 and Game Boy. According to Nintendo, over 994 million software units have been sold for Switch – the most for any Nintendo console.
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How much FPS can Wii U run?

Both have a frame-rate of 30fps. Both versions of the game offer the same content. On a TV, the Nintendo Switch version of the game renders in 900p while the Wii U version renders in 720p.
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How powerful is the Wii U CPU?

GamingBolt reported that a hacker Hector Martin, who goes by the name Marcan, discovered that the Wii U's IBM PowerPC central processing unit runs at 1.24 gigahertz per core, with a total of three cores.
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Is ps4 more powerful than Wii U?

While it's not possible to tell much on specs alone, it's clear that one console — yet again — is the odd one out. Nintendo's Wii U is less powerful than the Xbox One and PlayStation 4 in just about every way.
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Is PS5 more powerful than Switch?

Conclusion. Based on the hardware specifications, the PS5 is a much stronger console when compared to the Nintendo Switch, but that cannot be the only factor when deciding between the two. If you are looking to play the latest games at the highest graphic settings, the PS5 is for you.
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Is Switch as powerful as PS3?

Yes, the switch is way more powerful. The Tegra chip on the switch has 1 Teraflop of power (the chip, its possible that on the switch it is less due to heat, energy efficiency). The PS3 had a theoretical 203 GFlops. This means that the PS3 was roughly 5 times slower.
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Is Switch more powerful than iPad?

In fact, after tearing down the Switch, Mindtribe discovered that the console's processor is “around 10 times more powerful than your average iPad.” The power advantage could be important for Nintendo (NTDOY) as it looks to compete with the growing popularity of mobile gaming on smartphones and tablets.
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Do they make Wii U anymore?

Nintendo formally announced the end of its production on January 31, 2017. The ability to purchase content through the Nintendo eShop will be discontinued on March 27, 2023. Rumors spread claiming the Wii U would destruct in 2023 but the rumor was debunked.
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Will Wii U games still be made?

UPDATE 7/19: Nintendo has now confirmed that both the Wii U and 3DS eShops will close on March 27, 2023. After that date it will still be possible to redownload purchased content (games, DLC), get software updates, and play online "for the foreseeable future."
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How much longer will the Switch last?

As I discussed with former Nintendo president Reggie Fils-Aimé, the Switch seems due for some sort of upgrade... but according to Nintendo, the Switch's life cycle could be as long as 10 years.
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Will a Switch 2 happen?

Nintendo's official line remains that it has “no plans for launching any other model at this time.” So the jury is still out. Indeed, some of the same sources which were certain that the Switch 2 would hit shelves in 2021 reported that a premium variant wouldn't be seen until the end of 2022.
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What consoles has the Switch outsold?

The Switch just leaped over both the Game Boy and PlayStation 4 to become the third best-selling console of all time. The console has sold 122.55 million units overall as of the end of 2022, Nintendo announced in its earnings report, so it's is now behind only the DS and PlayStation 2 in lifetime sales.
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Is Nintendo Switch more powerful than Xbox?

All the Xbox and PlayStation consoles are capable of high dynamic range (HDR) graphics too. The Switch can't match this, nor can it really hold a proper candle to the graphical performance these consoles can manage. Where the bigger Nintendo Switches have a distinct advantage over its direct rivals is in portability.
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How powerful is Switch vs 3DS?

The Switch is 512 GFlops, or literally 10 times more powerful than the PS Vita. This means that the Switch is quite literally 100 times more powerful than the 3DS. Technically, the Switch is 106.6 times more powerful than the 3DS when it comes to raw graphical processing capability.
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Do Switch games get damaged easily?

The Nintendo Switch is a fun game console, but it's surprisingly fragile. Its kickstand can snap off like a twig; its screen is easy to scratch; and, apparently, inserting a damaged game cartridge into your console can break the card reader, making it unable to play physical games.
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