The Nintendo Switch 2 is expected to arrive with upgraded features, like an overall bigger size with a larger LCD touchscreen, Joy-Con controllers, and a kickstand. It will be backward compatible so current Nintendo Switch 1 owners can play most of their own games when they upgrade to the Nintendo Switch 2.

There's little doubt the Switch 2 is going to be the hottest hardware this year. After years of rumors, Nintendo officially revealed its newest console on Thursday morning, and a lot of Nintendo fans are excited to get their hands on it, which means preorders will likely be hard to come by.

I'm actually a late adopter. My girlfriend grabbed a regular Switch in late 2021, and it was the first time I paid serious attention to Nintendo's hybrid console. I decided I only

Hot off the Nintendo Switch 2's reveal last Thursday, we're still reeling from the excitement of getting to see an official render of the console (even if it followed the leaks rather closely). But beyond hardware hype,

Nintendo officially revealed the Nintendo Switch 2 earlier this month with a short teaser — but gamers learned nothing new since they'd been reading leaks about the system's cap