The most recent Paper Mario could give us a feature of the Switch 2

It has been available for a few hours Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door for Nintendo Switch, and there was no shortage of data miners who decided to analyze it. This is how they found a feature that may be related to ‘Nintendo Switch 2’

Yes, the successor to the Nintendo console that currently lacks an official name. The person who shared the information on Twitter was the informant @NintyPrime in the form of a list.

In the code base Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door There is a curious mention that the game supports 4K resolution. But any owner of a Nintendo Switch knows that the console’s titles, as well as the console itself, do not support it.

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So there’s a theory that both this Mario title and others currently coming out on the Switch will actually support 4K on the Switch 2, which is a reflection of how powerful the system is.

However, there are those who say that this discovery does not prove anything by itself, since it is common that companies, although they add elements or features in the game codes, do not implement them.

But it is possible that Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door can be displayed at 4K on the Nintendo Switch 2. It is even possible that this same mention appears in other video games of its predecessor that are announced.

Those are the cases of Luigi’s Mansion 2 HD, Metroid Prime 4 either Pokémon Legends: ZA. Of course, we mention the next adventure of Samus Aran from Retro Studios because so far it has not been announced for Switch 2.

In fact, there are no shortage of those who think that this video game is going to be ‘intergenerational’, to the point that it will not only come out on Nintendo Switch but also on its successor. All that remains is to wait and see if the track Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door is valid or not.

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