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Nintendo has got something new out but is it all its cracked up to be, or not much of an update of previous consoles? Newsround's Alex took a look ...

Before its release, Nintendo promised that the Switch OLED would have a bigger, better screen and other improvements to the Switch series.

It's now out, but is it much different to the previous version?

The OLED (organic light-emitting diode) technology means gamers get a screen they can see clearly from different angles with better picture quality and stronger colours.

The Switch OLED's display is also slightly bigger than the original Switch's 6.2" ( 15.7cm) screen, at 7 inches (17.7cm)

But the whole console is still roughly the same size as the older Switch, even with its bigger screen.

The back stand has also had a makeover to make it more stable and provide people with more options and angles to play.

Nintendo says the new Switch has "enhanced audio", and a port for connecting to the internet, plus 64GB storage.

The new version of the Switch was released on 8 October.

So far the new console is getting a mixed reception online, with some people excited for the new features, and other people saying it is too similar to the previous Switch console, and a bit "underwhelming".

Let us know what you think about the new console in the comments below.