So that’s what the Nintendo Switch UI looks like

Clean, flat, and readable

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Given the form factor of the Nintendo Switch, I figured Nintendo would more than likely create a user interface similar to the one it has for the Wii U GamePad, only more refined. We didn’t get a good look at the Switch UI during the company’s presentation, but this after-the-fact image is insightful:

The buttons in the bottom row are for the eShop, an “Album,” controllers, system settings, and a sleep mode. I’m not one-hundred percent sure on the first one with the red icon, but the all-seeing, all-knowing folks at NeoGAF think it’s for “Game News.” I want to see more, but I like this so far.

Brief look at the Switch UI [NeoGAF]


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