While most attention is focused on the Nintendo Switch 2 leaks ... The standout feature is its notebook-sized 10.95-inch touchscreen, boasting a WQXGA (2560x1600) resolution, 144Hz refresh ...

OnLeaks and 91Mobiles have shared yet another look at what might be Nintendo’s Switch successor. Jay Peters is a news editor covering technology, gaming, and more. He joined The Verge in 2019 ...

Now that the Nintendo Switch 2 has finally been announced, players and industry professionals have been weighing in on social media. Overall, the reactions to Switch 2 have been largely positive ...

While Nintendo focuses more on fun gameplay than on having the most powerful technology, the Switch 2 still brings some exciting improvements. Leaks suggest the console is powered by an ARM Cortex ...

When it comes to Nintendo Switch games, we’re in a bit of a holding pattern. Nintendo’s next console is right around the corner and new releases for its old one have stalled as a result.

Until we know what kind of performance we're getting with the Switch 2, it's hard to get too hyped up. One rumor that's been persisting is that it'll use some sort of upscaling technology ...

The follow-up to Nintendo's handheld-console hybrid is coming in 2025. Again, Nintendo simply dubbed this console the Switch 2. No Super Switch—that was the name I was gunning for—or Switch Pro.

Nintendo’s reveal plan for the Switch 2 has reportedly leaked online ... that describes AI image upscaling technology that would help keep video game download sizes small enough to fit on ...

Some Nintendo Switch games won't be playable on the Switch 2 - likely because they use a piece of technology that isn't present on the new device. Instinctively, this feels like a Nintendo Labo ...

According to a new report, Nintendo may announce the Switch 2 on Thursday, January 16, and then launch the console possibly in May or June. NateTheHate, who has accurately reported on unannounced ...

Earlier today, Nintendo revealed the Switch 2. In many ways its what everyone wanted and hoped for: A new version of the Switch that’s more powerful, sleeker, and supports all the old games.

Nintendo Switch Online subscribers across Switch, Switch Lite, and OLED Switch have a new free download set to bring all that snag it back to 2010 and the era of the Wii. By the time of 2010 ...