A new rival?
Since it first launched in 2017, the Nintendo Switch has had very little in the way of direct competition. Sure, Nintendo will always be sort of fighting against the likes of PlayStation and Xbox for your attention, but the experiences offered by its hybrid machine are significantly different to the more 'usual' gaming setup available elsewhere.
This could be about to change, however, as Dell's Alienware subsidiary has unveiled a new device known as 'Concept UFO'. The resemblance to the Switch is uncanny - you'll notice a screen in the middle with a detachable controller on either side, both of which are complete with control sticks, face buttons and a directional pad placed in similar locations to the Switch's Joy-Con.
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Since it first launched in 2017, the Nintendo Switch has had very little in the way of direct competition. Sure, Nintendo will always be sort of fighting against the likes of PlayStation and Xbox for your attention, but the experiences offered by its hybrid machine are significantly different to the more 'usual' gaming setup available elsewhere.
This could be about to change, however, as Dell's Alienware subsidiary has unveiled a new device known as 'Concept UFO'. The resemblance to the Switch is uncanny - you'll notice a screen in the middle with a detachable controller on either side, both of which are complete with control sticks, face buttons and a directional pad placed in similar locations to the Switch's Joy-Con.
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