Nintendo’s latest console is a larger version of the original Switch and has some new features for gamers. Here’s what you need to know.

Here's how the Nintendo Switch 2 could embrace Wii U and 3DS games using its new top USB-C port to provide dual-screen functionality.

After years of speculation around what it could look like, this week Nintendo officially revealed the successor to its most popular home console ever: the Nintendo Switch 2. The new device looks a lot like the old one,

Nintendo believes "the best direction" for the Switch 2 is to allow gamers "to play their already purchased Nintendo Switch software on the successor", though added the upcoming console wouldn't fully support every older title.

An analyst has admitted it "won't really matter" how much the Nintendo Switch 2 will cost at launch, because as long as it's not "egregious", it will sell well. Nintendo finally officially revealed the console on January 16,

Nintendo has officially confirmed the much-anticipated Switch 2, generating excitement among gaming enthusiasts worldwide. The new console will be compatible with most existing Nintendo Switch games and will support physical cartridges from its predecessor.

With hit-console Nintendo Switch at the end of its 8th year and earnings declining sharply, it was about time for an official next-gen announcement. Nintendo's valuation is still in a reasonable range,