Nintendo’s new Switch Lite can’t actually ‘switch’

Nintendo’s new Switch Lite can’t actually ‘switch’
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2019-7-10 15:31

Nintendo has officially given us a first look at its upcoming Switch Lite console, aimed at handheld gaming. The Japanese company says the new device – which is oddly reminiscent of the Wii U – will launch on September 20 with a suggested retail price of $199.

It’ll also be available in three different color variations: yellow, gray, and turquoise. In contrast to the standard version, the Switch Lite has a more compact body factor and sports “integrated controls. ” It also comes without a kickstand and support for video output to television sets… which pretty much means that you can…

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