Nintendo's Next Console Predicted to Cost $400, Maintain Hybrid Design

Expected to launch next year, the successor to the Switch will likely feature performance upgrades and a $70 price point for games, according to industry analyst Dr. Serkan Toto.

Nintendo's successor to the Switch console is expected to launch next year with a price tag of $400, according to Dr. Serkan Toto, CEO of Kantan Games.
The new console is predicted to be an iterative upgrade rather than a revolutionary change, maintaining the hybrid design of the current Switch.
Games for the new console are likely to cost $70, following the trend of increasing prices for AAA titles.
The console is expected to feature performance upgrades and additional features, but will likely maintain the portability feature due to the popularity of games like Pokémon.
Rumors suggest the new console could support 4K with DLSS thanks to an NVIDIA Ampere-Lovelace hybrid chip, but Nintendo has not confirmed any specific details.