Rumors surrounding the Nintendo Switch successor have been ramping up over the past few months, from leaked specs to alleged 3D model renders of the console. However, we may now h

The Nintendo Switch 2 design may have just been shown by way of an accidental leak, and surprise, it doesn't really look a whole lot different from the

A promotional teaser from a third-party accessory company may have inadvertently given the gaming world its first glimpse of what the Nintendo Switch 2

As rumors about the anticipated Switch 2 continue to pop up, a recent leak hints at one of Nintendo's most powerful consoles yet.

A trailer for a new gaming accessory by peripheral manufacturer Satisfye surfaced online this week and was quickly deleted. The trailer was for a product called the Zengrip 2, but it was most noteworthy because it may have given us our first proper look at the Nintendo Switch 2.

A report says the Nintendo Switch 2 release date might be pushed back to June or July rather than the first quarter of 2025.

New Nintendo Switch 2 accessories have revealed the company's next console will be considerably bigger than the original device.

If that proves true, the Switch 2 should be able to handle big-budget ports better since most modern games at that level require at least an SSD to load assets. However, it's likely the next generation of PlayStation and Xbox will more than likely be more powerful than the Switch 2, as they are in the current generation.

The Nintendo Switch 2, as it's unofficially been dubbed, is still in the works with no public reveal of the new console having surfaced just yet - but a recent possible leak featuring what could be the mysterious device has the community speculating whether it's the first real look at the Switch 2.

A maker of gaming hardware accessories has removed a trailer that showed the blurry outline of what was clearly intended to be Nintendo's under-wraps Switch 2. Accessories manufacturer Satisfye is the next company to begin selling peripherals for Switch 2 - even though Nintendo is yet to formally announce the Switch successor or detail how it'll

Nintendo announced it would share details of the successor to the Switch by the end of the fiscal year, in other words before the end of March 2025. Speculation and rumours have been in overdrive since then with a handful of official announcements scattered in between them all.