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Did Dbrand Just Reveal the Nintendo Switch 2?
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While we wait for the Nintendo Switch 2, the peripherals makers Dbrand just dropped their new Switch 2 case. The Nintendo Switch 2 case named 'Killswitch' is officially available on the Dbrand website. While it is still not available for purchase, you can subscribe to the page for a notification once it arrives.
Nintendo Confirms That Switch 2 Will Be Backwards Compatible
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Nintendo fans have been waiting for some news on the Switch 2 and we finally have some. In a latest Corporate Management Policy Briefing, Nintendo CEO Shuntaro Furukawa confirmed that the Switch 2 will have backwards compatibility with all Switch games. He also confirmed that the successor of Switch will be revealed before April 2025 as announced previously.
Nintendo Switch 2 Alleged Design And Specs Leaked Online
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In a latest Reddit post, user MisterSheeple shared the full details of the rumored Switch prototype including the pictures and specs. In the post, we also see the shipping details of the rumored Switch 2 which reveals the specs for the device. As per the details, both specs and the magnetic joy cons rumor aligns with earlier leaks from famiboards forum and Spanish publication Vandal.
Nintendo Switch 2 Magnetic Joy-Cons May Not Be Backward Compatible: Rumor
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According to a report by Spanish publication Vandal, Nintendo Switch 2 will have design update. It is claimed that the next-gen Switch will have magnetic Joy-Con controllers. Furthermore, it will be bigger than its predecessor but it will not be as huge as the Steam Deck. The old Joy-Cons will not support the upcoming system but the Pro Controller will be compatible.
Nintendo Switch 2 Release Date Tipped to Be March 2025
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Nintendo Switch 2 release date has been tipped to be March 2025 in a new report. This latest report comes from Japan-based media outlet Nikkei who has shared more info regarding the handheld. Reportedly, Nintendo could delay the Switch 2 further if enough new games aren't ready to launch alongside the console. The handheld has also been touted with a larger 6.2-inch screen according to the source.
Nintendo Switch 2 Launch Delayed to 2025; Multiple Reports State
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Multiple sources are stating that the Nintendo Switch 2 will release in Q1 2025. First, the Brazil-based journalist @xdocontrole released the latest episode of his podcast which revealed that five of his sources claim that the new Nintendo console will launch later in 2025. Eurogamer and VGC also supported this claim having heard the same from their own sources.
Nintendo Switch 2 Could Come with Backwards Compatibility; Rumor Claims
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Nintendo Switch 2 is an upcoming handheld gaming console, and a new rumor now suggests it will support backwards compatibility. With this, the new Switch 2 will be able to play older games. On top of backwards compatibility, the leak also mentions that Nintendo Switch 2 could run these older games with optimizations with visual quality being upgraded. Apart from this, new rumors also state that a hardware reveal for Nintendo is happening next month, and new games will be showcased next week.
Game Developers Already Making Nintendo Switch 2 Games: GDC Survey
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The GDC 2024 survey has revealed that many developers are excited to develop games for Nintendo Switch 2. In fact, the 'Nintendo Switch successor' interests 32% of developers. Moreover, the survey has confirmed that 8% developers are already working on new game titles for the Nintendo Switch 2. The GDC 2024 survey was held with over 3000 developers, some of which work in AAA studios.
Nintendo Switch 2: Everything You Need to Know
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Nintendo Switch 2 is expected to release in March 2025 timeline, as per the latest leaks and official announcement. The new handheld from Nintendo is expected to support Unreal Engine 5, better quality on new AAA games, and come with an updated Nvidia chip. Rumors also suggest an LCD display, updated magnetic Joy-Con controllers, and two different variants with digital & cartridge versions. Leaked patents also show an upscaling technology is being worked on, so there's a lot of cool upgrades in store.