News & Reviews:   Nintendo Switch 2

Remember SEGA? It used to be a big name for our childhood. Recent reports say the Japanese company could bring 5 popular games to the new Nintendo Switch 2. That said, what should you know about it?

If you are a fan of Nintendo Switch, this news might catch your attention. Reportedly, Nintendo plans to sell 10 million units of the Nintendo Switch 2. But it does not end there, the new unit might not feature an OLED screen.

When it comes to gaming consoles, the Nintendo Switch isn't able to output what the Microsoft Xbox Series X or Sony PlayStation 5 can. That's because it's primarily intended as a handheld device. However, the Nintendo Switch 2 may finally deliver what some fans have wanted.

Nintendo Switch 2 arriving in 2024 seems like a consensus now. But that does not stop the rumour mill from spinning as we reach the end of the year. A reliable source reveals that the new Switch 2 is just as good as a PS4.

Long-time Switch users might love this. Rumours say the new Nintendo Switch 2 could feature a magnetic joystick tech for a better playing experience. What does this mean for the console? This is what you should know about the console.

For the longest time, the Nintendo Switch 2 was heavily rumoured to launch during the pandemic period but it never happened. Instead, what we got was the Switch OLED and Switch Lite, and that was about it. However, the rumours are back again with some spicy hot expectations.

Nintendo fans have a new reason to be excited, the Nintendo Switch 2 might come sooner than we think! Recent leaks from a reliable source suggested that the latest entry in the Switch series could come in early 2024.

Rumours of a next-gen Nintendo Switch have been around for years, with Nintendo denying all of them. But in the last week or so, the Microsoft-Activision hearing has unearthed interesting insider info. Well, it seems a Switch 2 isn't out of the picture.

For years, some fans have wondered if Nintendo had any intention of making a successor to its Switch console. The company has denied claims of a 4K-capable Switch Pro, but it looks like a successor is being considered. At the least, sources claim that there's proof of this.

Based on a statement by techradar.com, it seems that the Nintendo Switch 2 is apparently in the works and it is expected to be launched somewhere around early 2022. But that’s not all, the report mentioned that the aforementioned console is expected to come with a 7-inch OLED display, as well as the ability to support 4K resolution output.