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What do you call the aesthetic of the Switch 2?
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>>744627072
>no themes
>no comfy bgm
>no sovl
>ads on the screen
>button on the controller locked behind paying a subscription
the "aesthetic" is something between goyslop and transcoded
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Hyper-utilitarianism. It's so flat and nondescript that it transcends the corporatized minimalism of the 2010s and embodies a sort of Zen state. It's almost like the logical endpoint of the "distraction-free" idea for app design. Except gaming is the ultimate distraction, so that presents an anachronism that, somehow, makes Switch 2 more distinct than Switch 1.
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>>744627072
Ugly and uncomfortable.
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They're following Apple's playbook closely since the switch 1. You can tell by the commercials, especially.
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>>744627072
Minimalist. No themes, very little clutter, massive game tiles, anchor bar with solid shapes and colors. In regards to the actual body of the console, it's all-black with neon blue/orange accents.
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