I believe that everyone is very familiar with Nintendo, originally everyone just knows that there is a Nintendo company, but they have not bought the products they produce, but since the emergence of the epidemic, many people have been sealed at home, so many people are watching live broadcasts, and many people know the switch product under the live broadcast benefits of various anchors.
As a result, this outbreak is out of control, and switch has become the most purchased product during the epidemic.
Recently, Nintendo has done another big thing, let's briefly understand what is going on.
Recently, Nintendo announced that it will spend 5 billion yen (about 250 million yuan) to acquire a 10,028.55 square meter municipal land next to the company, and plans to build the "Nintendo Honsho Second Opening Pillar" on it, in order to strengthen the company's research and development capabilities. The building is a 12-storey, 72-meter-high Nintendo Headquarters Second Development Center and is expected to be completed in December 2027.
From the information released so far, we can see that from the perspective of floor space, Nintendo's new R & D base is much larger than the original, and after the completion of the new R & D building, Nintendo's team will definitely expand, become larger and larger, and the business areas involved will definitely become more.
This new building, as the second generation of Nintendo's development center, the new building will definitely assume more research and development responsibilities, and the biggest call for Nintendo's products at present is the new generation of switch, and the first generation of switch has been released for five years.
Although there is still a large market demand, but the first generation of switch quality clarity has not been able to keep up, "Zelda Legend: Breath of the Wilderness" can be said to be a major masterpiece of Switch, but due to poor resolution and frame rate performance, the game experience is affected.
For Nintendo's new products are still very exciting.