But with the Switch now five years old, it’s not simply an upgraded Nintendo Switch we should be asking for to rejuvenate Nintendo’s hardware offering but the next iteration of the console: the Nintendo Switch 2.So even if the next Nintendo Switch isn’t imminent, going off the pattern, the launch of a new Nintendo console should be on the horizon.But, the truth is, the time spent working on the OLED variant should’ve been poured into the next major step in Nintendo’s hybrid console – beefing up the processor instead of prettying up the display.But Nintendo is persistent when it comes to doing things its own way, so we can more than likely expect the next console to use another Nvidia-developed chipset, but hopefully one with slightly more kick than the current one.Take Bayonetta 3, for example, the title had the opportunity to become an essential Switch game, but due to having a 30fps performance, a lot of enjoyment was lost in waiting for the game to catch up."