Nintendo's Next Console: 10 Ways To Blow Switch Out The Water

10. Boast Far Superior Graphics

Since the advent of 3D gaming, Nintendo has always strayed behind in terms of graphics compared to other consoles, choosing to focus instead on (admittedly more important) gameplay and innovation rather than striving to produce graphical powerhouses.

Finding and pursuing niches in the market since the glory days of the Wii (which sought to open up gaming to all-new audiences), Nintendo's last few releases have relied on a combination of must-have titles and imaginative takes on what a video game console can be to stay ahead of the competition.

While Nintendo's experimental approach has given us all-time classics such as the Wii and Switch, this gameplay-first approach does make Ninty systems looked rather aged, even when compared to their immediate counterparts. Poor graphical capabilities also can put developers off importing AAA titles to Nintendo's consoles.

4K support capabilities will put Nintendo's next system on par with the new Xbox and Playstation devices, attracting an all-new audience while still retaining a core audience of casual gamers and Mushroom Kingdom devotees.