If you were handed a Nintendo Switch 2, you might not initially realize it. Sure, it might feel a little bigger in the hand, but otherwise the experience of holding Nintendo’s long-awaited follow-up feels familiar, with all the pluses and minuses that go along with that.

GameCube Nintendo Classics are exclusive to Switch 2, and you'll need a subscription to buy the wireless GameCube controller.

If you're looking to try and match the clarity that will be afforded to Switch 2 players, you'll need to pair your cube with a dedicated retro upscaler. I recently shared my N64 setup off in response to further Analogue 64 delays, and I actually use a very similar approach for the console's successor.