Rumors of a Nintendo Switch 2 (or Switch Pro) have been circulating for years. Whispers of the next-gen Nintendo console first started when The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom was initially teased in 2019,

Nintendo joins Sony Playstation and Microsoft Xbox in removing X integration after Elon Musk hiked API fee pricing.

Nigel Lowrie, the co-founder of indie publisher Devolver Digital (Hotline Miami, Cult of the Lamb), says that indie games do much better on Switch than on other consoles because Nintendo has cultivated a playerbase that is more “open to interesting concepts” and smaller games.

A new set of leaks for the Nintendo Switch 2 highlight some of its specifications, dimensions, launch timeline, and backwards compatibility.

The first leak from comes from a popular Nintendo message board called Famiboards and the user LiC, which dug into shipments and customs data between Nintendo, NVIDIA and other companies. Their finding suggest the Switch 2 would have 12GB of RAM with 2x 6GB LPDDR5X modules. The RAM would offer a 7,500MT/s transfer have 256GB of UFS 3.1 storage.

Nintendo's latest forecast for the current fiscal year suggests the highly anticipated Switch 2 will launch later than expected.

Video gamers eagerly awaiting a successor to Nintendo's hit Switch system finally got a clue on when to expect a new device.

No doubt, many Nintendo Switch users enjoy sharing their favorite screenshots and in-game videos to Twitter/X. However, those days are about to come to an end, as integration between the Elon Musk-owned platform and Nintendo’s hybrid console is to be discontinued soon.

The excitement builds for Nintendo’s highly anticipated successor to the beloved Switch console. Recent Nintendo Switch 2 leaks and reports offer glimpses into what gamers can expect from the next generation of Nintendo hardware.

Nintendo re-confirms a major feature for its upcoming hardware, unofficially referred to as the Switch 2, that fans have been clamoring for.