When Nintendo unveiled the Switch in 2016, one of the system’s selling points was the ease with which its Joy-Cons could be attached to and removed from the sides of the tablet. Someone in the ...

And Valve’s device only supports microSDXC and microSDHC cards, which gives the Switch 2 a slight advantage in terms of data transfer speeds. Nintendo surprised us with not one, but two USB-C ...

The Nintendo Switch had that toy factor in its own right when it launched in 2017. There was nothing quite like it at the time, so simply goofing around with it was a delight. I remember having ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. The first look at Nintendo Switch 2 didn't have much in the way of game footage except for a brief glimpse at a new Mario Kart. Ordinary players ...

No rumors and what-ifs finally as Nintendo revealed the much-awaited Switch 2 to the world. A first look into the video will notice a sleek black design with a bigger screen and a spark of Mario ...

After months of waiting and numerous social media posts about Donkey Kong, Nintendo has finally unveiled its highly-anticipated Switch successor, now officially known as Switch 2. Let's-a-go!

The industry’s worst-kept secret is finally out. Nintendo announced Thursday morning that the Switch 2 is real and is due sometime later this year. The two-minute reveal trailer confirmed many ...

Nintendo finally unveils the Switch 2 console confirming features like magnetic Joy-Cons and an optical sensor. The official trailer also confirms backward compatibility with Switch games and ...

Nintendo shared the first images of the Nintendo Switch 2 in a video posted on YouTube. The successor to the widely popular game console will be simply called the Switch 2. As the name suggests ...

It’s finally time: after months of teases and rumors, Nintendo has finally revealed the successor to the Switch. A new console ... Is 4K resolution supported? Valve’s Steam Deck kicked off ...

The Nintendo Switch 2 was finally, officially announced this week, and while we now have answers to basic questions like "What is it?" and "What's it called?", there's still plenty we don't know.

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