There are quite a few Switch 2 consoles back there, but I bet they’ll be gone in minutes on June 5. Another post showed Switch 2 consoles in a metal cage, similar to the one mentioned above, but ...

Where to get a Switch 2 on launch day Amazon Amazon’s logo on a dark background. Image source: Amazon. We still have no idea what’s going on with Amazon.

Nintendo's Switch 2 has a small handful of new releases in its launch lineup, but for the first few months after its release, the main thing you'll be able to play on it will be your existing ...

Unsurprisingly, at least one of the photos can still be found on X, with YouTuber Jake Randall sharing their own photo of Switch 2 stock he spotted at a Target store. Expert, exclusive gaming analysis ...

The biggest change to the body of the Switch 2, of course, is the new magnetic attachment system for its updated Joy-Con. This replacement for the original’s slide-on rails is genuinely ...

The Switch 2 is backwards compatible with Switch games, but it uses emulation to run those older titles, so it isn't playing these games natively. It works for the most part—Nintendo says ...

The Switch 2 launches on June 5, starting at $450 for the console and $500 for the Mario Kart World bundle. Retailers have already sold out of Switch 2 preorders, ...

The Pokémon Legends: Z-A release date, preorder details, upgrade packs, and cover art are all revealed, alongside details of a new Pokémon Presents.

Resolution will also get a major boost, going to 2176x1224 docked and 1600x900 undocked. The Switch 1 version of Fortnite ran at 1560x880 docked and 1170x660 in handheld mode after a 2021 update.

Switch 2: 535g (1.18 pounds) Steam Deck LCD / Steam Deck OLED: 669g, 640g (1.47 pounds, 1.41 pounds) This is where I have to remind everybody that hand feel really makes a big difference.

Switch 2 launches next week, although preorders have been extremely hard to come by (at least in the United States). In addition to these N64 updates, a suite of new games and enhanced versions of ...

A similar leak happened with the original Switch when someone with early access began sharing images of the home screen and menu settings weeks ahead of release. At Nintendo it was “like code ...