The hue of the Blue Switch Lite is 226, compared to the GBA's value of 234 and the Gamecube's value of 248. You're thinking about the math wrong... blue + blue + red isn't the same as blue + red, and purple shows this off. The issue is in ratios, rather than whatever you're doing. 2 parts blue to 1 part red is not the same as 1 part blue to 1 part red. thejuice027 I'm not "partially" right at all. Nothing you've said is different from what I said. The point is, that 580nm is stimulating your receptors the same as just using whatever proportions of red and green light, and there is nothing special about 580nm light that makes the color produced more real than any other. That yellow perception has nothing to do with 580nm light specifically and has everything to do with your l and m cones being stimulated, either by that one wavelength or by multiple different wavelengths... so the color "yellow" isn't a feature of 580nm light specifically, but is a feature of which cones in your eyes get stimulated and in what proportions. BAN because the certain popular games like animal crossing that only have one save file if you have multiple kids interested they need a switch each. Say a playstation solely runs on tv its easily shareable just at cost of a second controller

thejuice027 No, they are not the same color. You can look at them and see they're different colors, right? They share the same hue. They are different colors. No it isn't. Dude, you can look closely at your monitor and even see the red, green and blue colors. Put yellow on your monitor and get a magnifying glass, it's made from red and green light. All monitors only produce red, green and blue light. This is basic stuff. I don't care if it's called blue or purple, or whatever. It looks lovely. As lovely as Alex. A shame, that the Switch Lite doesn't, well... switch. I'd buy it in a jiffy. Now, that we have looked at the majority of the reason, so it’s time to look at how to solve these issue. Method 1: Restarting your Nintendo SwitchImportantly, I also learned about " Electric Indigo" - which is, apparently, the brightest colour indigo that can be approximated on a computer screen. It is also more purple than the Switch Lite, but not as purple as the GameCube. It's quite a nice colour, but it does sort of sear the retinas a little. Well, it's not totally wrong, but it's a bit sad that's the first reference. I suppose San Marino it's not a too much known country outside Italy (▀̿Ĺ̯▀̿ ̿) The blue edition will be available alongside the coral, yellow, turquoise and gray editions that are already available, and special editions like the Pokemon Sword and Shield Switch Lite.

Magenta is a result of your red and blue color cones being stimulated and with no green stimulation. The problem is that the light spectrum goes from Violet-Blue-Green-Yellow-Orange-Red. When your color cones are firing off blue and red, and also not green your brain just doesn't know what to do with that so it makes up a color. And lo, the internet did rage. "It's not blue," they said. "That's bloody purple." Some people compared it to the colour of a Game Boy Advance; others said it was more like a GameCube. Blurple. thejuice027 Yes, that is true and I've said that all along. That doesn't mean magenta isn't a real color. The point of my analogy with yellow light being produced with a mixture of red and green light is that all colors are in your head and only a result of your brain interpreting signals from cells in the eye. Either all colors are real or all colors aren't real. And there are nearly 90 million people with Switches- there's gonna be some with extra "sealed Switches". A super tiny percentage of collectors. Just like I have a sealed Monster Hunter World PS4 Pro. That's something every fanbase does, but in insignificant numbers.I learn best by challenging and debating. You don't have to start throwing around fighting words, this is an educational debate and I am enjoying it. thejuice027 It's not wrong to say that... that's what's happening. You clearly have no idea what I'm saying because "you'd see the same color everywhere" has no bearing on what I said at all. You can take red and green wavelengths and with the right ratios, produce the exact same color as 580nm wavelength light, because that's how the eye works. That's how your monitor works. All those colors you see on your monitor are produced by just red, green and blue lights. If you see yellow from your monitor, there is no 580nm wavelength involved, yet you still see yellow. So "yellow" isn't a feature of 580nm light, but in which cones are being stimulated in which proportions. There is no yellow subpixel on your monitor, yet you can produce yellow on it. Consider R=255,B=255,G=0 and R=255,B=0,G=255. The first is magenta and the second is yellow, but in neither case is there a wavelength associated with the color you're seeing hitting your eye. Both colors are being produced by the wavelengths associated with reds, greens and blues.

BAN no point agruing with you its common knowleage that most households buy a switch for each kid i work in a shop that sells them and see psrents buying them at 2 or 3 identical bundles at the time i even have 3 for my family regardless of cost you never see this on xbox or playstation you generally just buy the one unless your a collector end of i have no interest in agrimg further its obvious why switch figures are so higher. I dont hate on nintendo or any company iam glad there selling well hopefully next time they can make an even better console You can lead a horse to water, but if it asks "where's the water?" then there's only so much you can do." - Okay boomer This is only one of the 4 methods, and if it didn’t work then don’t worry we are going to help you solve the issue. What is causing BSoD on Nintendo Switch? To me it’s clearly a blue that leans towards red and very far from light blue and greens giving it a hint of purple but still firmly blue.The actual point is that his use of the associative property and adding two colors yielding the same color, doesn't hold for color blending, so his attempt to say (red + blue) + blue = red + (blue + blue) = red + blue is false reasoning. You seem to have forgotten that there is a whole gradient of colors between blue and (blue + red), of which different proportions of blue will change it.

According to my highly accurate vacuum spectrometer... it could be 4.61% more indigoish[1] (a very scientific term). Jk Formerly of Official Nintendo Magazine, GameSpot, and Xbox UK, you can now find Kate's writing all over the internet. She moved to Canada a few years ago, but gets tea imported from England, because she has good priorities.This logically contradicts the claim that "magenta isn't a real color," because color isn't defined by a wavelength of light, but rather a perception in the brain related to the proportion of stimulation in different cone types in the eye. everynowandben Nah, I was trying to clarify that a single wavelength of light doesn't matter or define what a color is or whether it's real or exists or whatever. I just tend to be overly wordy ilh there are actually more than one football team with "San Marino" in the name: the national one; a team from San Marino that played in the italian championship; an italian team that plays in the italian championship (Cattolica San Marino); and apparently a team that will play in the next italian championship. thejuice027 "the yellow you see on your monitor is producing a 580nm leaving the screen and hitting your eye"