Nintendo Switch
Known in development as the "NX", the Switch was primarily designed as a home console. It was actually a "hybrid", as it could be undocked with controllers sliding onto the screen. It focused on a consistent stream of solid games. It was very successful and was a major factor in Nintendo rising again. The system bridged a polarization in gaming. It also targeted more casual gamers. It ran a mobile 8-core CPU. It featured adjustable screen brightness and a haptic-feedback touchscreen. Nintendo created a universal game engine, which included support for indie games. Online services were improved.
