Nintendo Announces Switch 2 for 2025 with Initial Details Revealed

The successor to the highly successful Switch will feature a larger screen, updated Joy-Cons, and partial backward compatibility, with more details to be shared in April.

Nintendo has officially announced the Switch 2, set for release in 2025, as the successor to the original Switch, which sold 146 million units since its 2017 debut.
The console retains its hybrid design, allowing use as both a portable device and a home console connected to a TV, with an updated, sleeker look.
Key updates include a larger screen, redesigned Joy-Cons with magnetic attachment, and partial backward compatibility with existing Switch games.
A teaser video hinted at a new Mario Kart game, among other exclusive titles, but technical specifications like screen resolution and processing power remain undisclosed.
Nintendo plans to reveal more details on April 2, followed by global demonstration events starting April 4 in cities like Paris, New York, and Tokyo.