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The Nintendo Switch 2 is the successor to Nintendo Switch, scheduled for release in 2025. Confirmed as backwards compatible, it will play both physical and digital Nintendo Switch games.

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We know the Nintendo Switch 2 is coming later this year, but we still don’t know when the actual release date will be. There’s a Switch 2-centric Nintendo Direct on April 2, but that’s all ...

Nintendo has finally revealed the Nintendo Switch 2, the successor to the original Nintendo Switch, in a surprise first-look trailer. There have been rumors about the new console for years ...

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There is already a lot of hype behind the Nintendo Switch 2 after its first official teaser. But while finer details are still unclear, a new report has revealed more details regarding its pricing.

Oliver Brandt is a Contributing Pop Culture Writer based in Tasmania, Australia. Their focus is reporting on video games, film, and TV. They have extensive knowledge of video game history and ...