Eh…not sure how viable straight up Bluetooth audio will be considering how frequently that introduces lag. As far as I know, none of the other consoles support it directly, and all the serious wireless headphone setups are using something proprietary in place of or on top of Bluetooth to make sure the experience is okay.
With the Switch being mobile, it looks like an omission compared to other mobile devices that we’re used to using mostly for video, audio, and “casual” gaming, but I think there’s more to it than just they forgot or wanted to pinch pennies. I wouldn’t hold my breath for Bluetooth support.
While I have definitely noticed lag with Bluetooth on TV (using special adapters) I never noticed lag on my vita when using BT headphones. No idea what the difference was.
EDIT: PS4 says “Bluetooth audio devices are not supported by PS4.” So, wrong on that count.
EDIT 2: PS3 Slim would connect, but would not play system audio through the QC35 set. I thought I had synced a BT headset with my PS3 in the past, but I either mis-remembered or that was several system updates ago. Guess I did not RC.
I also got a cityslicker case from Waterfield. They asked me how someone in Austin heard about their SF selves, so I told them all about Qt3 and the amazingness here. Surprised I haven’t seen any adverts yet. Great case.
The fact that they’re saying it’s specifically crafted for kids is to keep the US gamers from losing their minds over Nintendo offering something that’s not hardcore, isn’t it? The US branch doesn’t seem too interested in promoting whatever is coming at 5PM today. Just a Facebook post so far. Expectations set to zero right now.
Then again… it seems like it will definitely stir shit up today…
Some sort of kid friendly peripheral? Maybe specific like bongos or general like a small big button gamepad?
A more kiddie version of Mii’s? Or Miitopia?
A kid exercise app, but more casual? Or music creation?
I guess the megaton version of this is a kid version of the switch itself, no dock, smaller, non detachable controls on sides, cheaper. But no way they kept something like that under wraps.