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Computer-generated images of the Switch 2's prototypes have reportedly leaked from an overseas assembling plant, and if accurate, the system doesn't look much different than the current Switch model.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Nintendo Switch Lite. As a child, I spent far too much time staring at not one but two screens. I, like millions of others ...

The Nintendo Switch 2 design has allegedly leaked via a series of CAD renders, and if the design is accurate then Nintendo fans shouldn’t be expecting a whole lot of changes from the design of the ...

The Nintendo Switch 2 is bringing massive upgrades including a 1080p handheld display, support for 4K 60fps while docked, and a handful of enhanced ‘Nintendo Switch 2 Edition’ games. Resolution of ...

Nintendo has yet to officially reveal the successor to the Switch console, but it seems many hardware manufacturers want to spoil the surprise early. Over the last few weeks, many case manufacturers ...

Amber Warnock-Estrada is a young writer on the rise with an immense passion for video games, anime, and D&D. They have a wealth of experience reviewing games and reporting on events. They first found ...

For the last seven years the Nintendo Switch has been Nintendo’s primary console, and while I’m personally comfortable growing my collection of Switch games, I’m admittedly curious as to when the ...

TL;DR: Leaks about the Nintendo Switch 2 reveal a dummy unit showcased by YouTuber NerdNest, highlighting significant design changes. The new console features a larger 8-inch display, similar ...

Nintendo fans are frothing over freshly-posted images purporting to show the under-wraps Switch 2. The pictures include apparent 3D models of the console and its Joy-Con, as well as photos of the ...

Nintendo has allowed its Switch owners to emulate a variety of retro games on the portable console, but there’s one major platform that’s yet to return to the limelight - the Nintendo DS. Launched in ...