Nintendo Switch 2 launched this week, and it’d be fair to say there hasn’t been this much excitement for a Nintendo system’s initial launch since the Wii. The Wii U faltered, lowering ...

Just make sure you don't downloaded anything on the setup Switch 2 account first. If you link your Nintendo Account to the initial Switch 2 user account, the former will override the latter.

For example, if you're a Switch 1 owner who plans to buy Switch 2 in future, you could buy a Switch 2 Edition of a game now to play cross-gen when the time comes, without worrying about upgrading ...

If you don’t yet have a Switch 2, this option is great because it lets you give away or sell your Switch before getting your hands on the new console. It’s equally simple to the method above ...

On that front, it’s hard to say whether Nintendo’s up to the task. In many ways, it feels like a safe bet that Switch 2 will be some kind of success; it’s better, faster, and stronger than ...

Your original Nintendo Switch user profiles, digital game purchases, game save data, screenshots, videos, and parental controls can all be moved to your Switch 2 during the system transfer process.

The first time I plopped onto my sofa, propped my Switch 2 on my legs, and then popped off the right Joy-Con and started casually playing Civilization 7 with all the precision of sitting at my ...

The "anti-scattering adhesive film" is meant to keep glass from going everywhere in the event that the Switch 2 screen breaks. Meanwhile, be careful how you unbox your Switch 2.

After about two days of using the Nintendo Switch 2, my best description is that this is Nintendo's original Switch console, all grown up. But that growing up is still in progress.

Following a few hours of waiting outside my local Best Buy, I had a Switch 2 in hand and was ready to test this out. While I transferred my games and save data to the console, I got the new dock ...

The Nintendo Switch 2 is launching with a handful of new games, but for many of the people getting one this week, the main thing to play on it is software made for the original Switch.

Nintendo Switch 2 is here, and a lot of your old hardware — Joy-Cons, Pro Controllers, GameCube adapters — will work just fine on the next-gen console.