For more than a year, the possible intention of the House of Kyoto to put a Nintendo Switch PRO model on the market has been discussed. Never officially confirmed, and now it’s being confirmed.
A recent report released by Bloomberg, states that a Nintendo Switch PRO will arrive in 2021, has contributed strongly to rekindle the debate on the subject.
To relaunch the statements of the prestigious source, now comes an interesting sighting. In the FCC (Federal Communications Commission) databases, there are in fact requests for authorization from Nintendo to replace some hardware components of the Console.
We are not talking about secondary elements, but about the following changes:
- Replacement of SoC (System on a Chip);
- Memory replacement;
- Increased support for higher resolutions;
- Replacement of the CPU board as a result of the replacement of the other two components;
We are, therefore, facing a series of structural variations in weight, which many interpreted as a possible clue about the real existence of a Nintendo Switch PRO.
However, it is difficult to predict the concrete intentions of the Kyoto House, of which neither confirmation nor denial has emerged recently when commenting on the new rumors.
Hoping to eventually learn more details on the subject, we point out that even a Taiwanese newspaper recently suggested a possible commercialization of the Nintendo Switch PRO in 2021.
