Nintendo has offered a number of major details regarding its new console, the Nintendo Switch — price, launch date, specifications, and more. But how does the system stack up against its predecessor, the Wii U?
IGN had a chance to not only try out the Switch and go hands-on with the system and Joy-Con controllers but also compare it to Nintendo's last console. Take a look at the gallery below to see how the Switch and its controllers measure up to the Wii U, the Wii U tablet controller, and individual Wiimotes, as well as how large the Joy-Con controllers are in comparison to a Nintendo 3DS.
Nintendo’s Wii U launched back in November 2012, with two separate SKUs that cost $299 and $349 respectively. For a full look at how Switch’s price stacks up historically, take a look at our feature comparing what consoles cost at launch over the past 35 years.
Nintendo NX was officially revealed as Nintendo Switch during a video released back in October. For more on the upcoming console, check out our list of every Switch game confirmed so far.
Interested in Nintendo's new console? Be sure to check out our updated guide to pre-ordering the Switch and its games.
Jonathon Dornbush is an Associate Editor for IGN. He usually won't shut up about Kingdom Hearts. Find him on Twitter @jmdornbush.
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