The highly anticipated Nintendo Switch 2 is generating a lot of buzz, with recent reports suggesting that its release is scheduled for early 2025. This next iteration of Nintendo's popular console could mark a significant step forward for the gaming industry.

A new rumor suggests that the highly anticipated Nintendo Switch 2 is ready for release, with a launch window set for March or April 2025.

If you're not keen on spending seven hundred American greenbacks on a PlayStation 5 Pro, how about half that much on a Switch 2? We don't know pricing yet, of course, but a new leak gives us a pretty solid idea of the launch window for Nintendo's next system,

If you listen closely, it feels like you can hear the jingle of plastic and metal for Nintendo’s next console as its manufactured and assembled in faraway factories. You can almost sense its launch lineup coming into focus as the company’s developers prepare to put their finishing touches on whimsical new experiments.

A new rumor is circulating about the launch of the Nintendo Switch 2, suggesting that it could be coming as early as March 2025. Several rumors have

Images of what looks like the next Nintendo console are leaked online, giving gamers a possible glimpse at the upcoming Switch successor.

However, Youtuber Moore's Law is Dead reports that Nintendo decided to stick with Nvidia again due to concerns with battery life. According to a Eurogamer report, the Switch 2 will utilize the Nvidia Tegra T239 processor to power the handheld.

In a recent interview, the CEO of a video game accessory maker shared a treasure trove of information about the Nintendo Switch 2.

The head of a peripheral company claims to know the window for when the highly-anticipated Nintendo Switch 2 console could be released next year.

The rumor mill is still steadily chugging along for the Nintendo Switch 2, Nintendo's follow-up to its wildly popular home console/handheld hybrid system. But the latest is one of its most promising: The CEO of peripheral manufacturer Blade claims the Switch successor is completed and could launch sometime early next year with rumored features like magnetic Joy-Con controllers.