A Digitimes report published in November 2015 said the Nintendo NX would be entering mass production at the end of Q1 2016, but a new report claims its production has been postponed until early 2017 due to the company wanting to enhance the console’s gaming experience and to add virtual reality function.

According to a new Digitimes report, its sources point out the Nintendo NX combines both a traditional video game experience with a mobile gaming experience. The device is said to feature a 5- to 7-inch display, and a controller with a joystick that will allow users to play it as a mobile gaming product. The NX will also connect to a TV for users to play it as a traditional video game system.

One major upgrade Nintendo is giving its NX is the addition of a VR function, which is being introduced to hopefully satisfy the rising trend in the gaming market. Whether this means Nintendo will introduce its own VR headset is unknown at this time, although if that isn’t the case, we wonder what kind of VR integration Nintendo is planning for the NX.

We’ve heard numerous reports and rumors pointing at the Nintendo NX resembling the Nintendo Wii U, although Nintendo’s CEO has explicitly said the new console won’t be a successor to either the Wii U or the 3DS. Given its similarities to the Wii U, we can’t help but still think the NX will be the Wii U’s successor, especially since it has yet to sell as well as Nintendo would have liked.