Whispers of the next-gen Nintendo console first started when The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom was initially teased in 2019, then gained steam when the Switch OLED launched in 2021.

an OLED display as standard, and the ability to output in 4K to keep up with the best TVs. With that in mind, here are all the rumors we've heard about the Nintendo Switch 2 and what we’d like ...

Ultimately, the Nintendo Switch 2 looks a lot like the original Switch, only larger - there’s no word on exact dimensions but it looks like it could have a larger display than the Switch OLED ...

As some fans eagerly await the news it appears retailers are making moves and cutting the prices of the older Nintendo Switch OLED models, which are ideal for shoppers who won't be interested in ...

The screen is considerably larger than the OG Switch, but it’s unclear if Nintendo will be using OLED tech from the off. Going back to LCD will be a bitter ... There’s no word on whether it’ll add ...

If these leaks are to be believed, as well as the rumors, then the Nintendo Switch 2 is also set to bring back one of the OLED’s best features. The Nintendo Switch OLED released four years after ...

The Switch 2 is definitely bigger than the original Switch and seemingly thicker. It reportedly has an 8-inch screen, up from the 7-inch Switch OLED ... 4K resolutions on a TV using AI. Nintendo ...

Nintendo has unveiled the long-awaited successor to its popular Switch video game console: the Nintendo Switch 2. First-look images at the console design and a teaser trailer were revealed by ...

The Nintendo Switch‘s game collection in 2025 is more thrilling than ever, with new additions to both the traditional and OLED models each month. We’ve carefully curated a list of the top ...

The Nintendo Switch ... As for price, the Switch 2 could possibly launch at the same $300 price tag that the original Switch had, but don't bet on that. The OLED Switch costs $350, and given ...

The Nintendo Switch 2 has just been officially revealed, and its announcement mercifully officially confirmed the rumors that it would be mostly fully backward compatible with Nintendo Switch 1 games.

To say I'm stocked about the Nintendo Switch 2 is an understatement, and it's clear many of us share the same excitement. After years of leaks, renders and even Switch 2 dummy units, we've finally ...