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The Nintendo Switch VR glasses revealed

A fully leaked patent reveals what the Nintendo Switch VR glasses will look like

Nintendo has not stopped creating hype since the launch of its new Nintendo Switch last October, in this case a leaked patent affirms what the company has not yet wanted to confirm and for what many people have been waiting for, Virtual Reality. NeoGaf (an English-speaking online video game forum) published the patent in full with several images and descriptions that match the new device, allowing you to play the games of the new console both at home on television, or away from it. on a screen controlled by two controls.

As far as the images are concerned, you can see quite simple virtual reality glasses with a great resemblance to the mobile ones, with the obvious difference that what is entered is the screen of the Nintendo Switch. More than one fan of the company has found this very simple design very disappointing. Hopefully, between now and their official presentation at the beginning of next year they will include some improvement that will make them stand out from the rest of VR glasses apart from their mobility.

The pictures confirm everything

The patent does not explicitly confirm the existence of VR glasses, but the images speak for themselves. These also enter into Nintendo's strategy, which has had to elaborate seeing that its power based on Nvidia Tegra is lower than that of PS4, the objective is to sell them on the pretext that even though they offer a VR somewhat lower than those of Next Gen They have the advantage that they are portable and therefore usable outside the home.

We still have a lot to know about the new Nintendo Switch, but these rumors with such well-founded bases are the ones that will reveal most of the information about the Japanese brand's console, until January 13 of next year most likely is that nothing is officially confirmed, since its official presentation with a launch date included is planned on that date.

Source: VentureBeat

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Andres Alvarez

First year student of Scientific Baccalaureate. Hardware, video game and film lover.

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