While the announcement of the Switch 2 is still a way off, Furukawa previously said the rumored console would not be released ...

Nintendo announced late Tuesday evening that the still-unannounced Switch 2 console will be backwards compatible. However, we still don’t know if your cartridges will be as usable as ever in 2025.

Nintendo confirms that "the successor to Nintendo Switch" will be backwards compatible with the original system's library.

Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick has shared his insights about the anticipated Nintendo Switch 2, underscoring the importance of ...

This stands in contrast to 2016, when Nintendo was eager to move on from the underperforming Wii U. Yasuda believes January is the most probable window for a Switch 2 reveal. This is Furukawa.

Please verify your email address. Nintendo has patented an unconventional technology that would allow a Switch-like console to dynamically change the contents of its screen. Such actions would be ...

Looking at the Switch’s lifespan and the current gaming landscape, here’s what we think the Nintendo Switch 2 needs to bring ... but does show a noticeably larger screen and the previously ...

Nintendo has confirmed that the upcoming successor to the Switch will be backwards compatible with the original console, ...

Nintendo tends to ... console" — that could be the Switch 2. If that is the case then it could be disappointing as the Switch 2 may come with more dated screen tech than the Switch OLED.

But what could be in store for Nintendo fans? Here are all the latest rumors, plus plenty of carefully considered speculation, about the Nintendo Switch 2. Although the Nintendo Switch 2 has yet ...

It's been over seven years since the Nintendo ... Switch, but with a larger screen, more curved edges on the Joy-Cons and magnets on the controllers. This is the most interesting/plausible Switch ...

A 2024 report from a Japanese analyst suggests the console will have an 8-inch screen, compared to the original Switch’s 6.2 inches and the Switch OLED model’s 7 inches. Nintendo hasn’t ...