Former PlayStation Studios boss Shuhei Yoshida has suggested he wasn't overly impressed with the Switch 2 reveal and hopes Nintendoꦫ has a few more tricks up its sleeve.

In an interview with MinnMax (), Yoshida shared his reaction to Nintendo's long-awaited an𒅌nouncement of the Switch 2, which happened a couple of weeks ago after many months of rumors and leaks. Nintendo fully revealed the new console, as well as what looks like a 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:brand-new Mario Kart game, but didn't anything that make🃏s it particularly unique from the original Switch.

"I thought the Switch 2 announcement could have been a larger reveal," Yoshida said. "It turned out to be kind of a reveal or just confirmation of, yeah, you know this is Switch 2 and this is Switch 2. I was sur✱prised there were not many surprises. The only surprise to me was that mice thing th♑at they showed."

With a 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Switch 2-focused Direc♚t coming on April 2, Nintendo definitely still has time to hit us with that classic Nintendo charm. I'm personally reall🐓y hoping the new console is more than just a bigger, more powerful Swit🎶ch, and it sounds like Yoshida feels the same.

"Hopefully, because it's Nintendo, they'll use it in some weird, amazing way, something that people wouldn't anticipate. I hope in the next show in the beginning of April they'll reveal something that is still hidden t🐠o us about Switch 2."

Yoshida retired from Sony in January after 31 years with the company, and he's been pretty outspoken on a variety of topics since then. Right after his retirement, he voiced his surprise atꦍ H🐷orizon Forbidden West's sales underperformance compared to Horizon Zero Dawn, and more recently 澳洲幸ܫ运5开奖号码历史查询:he shared his take on the failure of th✃e PS Vita. Just a few days ago, he said a normal publisher would've canceled The Last Guardi🥂an.

If Nintendo wants Switch 2 to beat Switch 1, all it needs to do is stop pretending the Wii U wasn't its best console and bring back its most defining feature.