Nintendo Switch 2 sells 24 million units in first year but faces criticism for lack of original games and LCD screen choice.
Switch 2 sales surpass expectations
The Nintendo Switch 2 has sold 24 million units in its first year, outperforming the original Switch's 15 million sales, despite a higher launch price of 499.99 euros.Critics question the game catalog
Gamers surveyed at Paris Games Week expressed dissatisfaction with the Switch 2's game selection, calling it a "non-existent" catalog and noting that major releases were mostly remakes or remasters rather than original titles.Improved hardware features
The Switch 2 includes larger Joy-Con controllers, a bigger 7.9-inch screen compared to the original's 6.2 inches, and better graphical performance, which some users find more enjoyable than the previous model.LCD screen disappoints some users
Some users are disappointed with the Switch 2's use of an LCD screen instead of OLED, finding it less colorful and bright, especially given the console's higher price point of nearly 500 euros.Mixed opinions on innovation
While the Switch 2 offers improved hardware, many gamers feel it lacks the originality of the first Switch, with a focus on remakes and sequels rather than groundbreaking new titles, leading to mixed satisfaction among users.