As we noted on our Switch 2 live blog, price speculation has ranged from $399 up to $499... and the newest leak suggests that that premium price could be closer to the truth. Citing an anonymous source, X user @Shpeshal_Nick explained that he was told the new Nintendo console could set you back $449 or as much as $499 at launch.

After breathless speculation and much digital ink spilled, Nintendo unveiled the Nintendo Switch 2, the successor to its hugely successful console, in a video. Aside from its appearance of it, not much is known about the system.

Of course, Nintendo's own online store is going to be a safe bet. Listings will likely go live as soon as Nintendo Switch 2 pre-orders are actually announced - but stock will move particularly quickly. This is where everyone is heading, so it can pay off to think outside the box.

Nintendo didn't showcase a game lineup with its Switch 2 reveal, so this wishlist represents a fraction of the titles we hope will be available on day one.

2025, the Switch 2 reveal says. S**t, that’s when GTA 6 is coming out! It’s all true, it has to be! Thank you, Nintendo! Thank you for all of this GTA 6 info, I howl at the moon. The man in it looks down and sighs. He picks up a phone made of cheese, and calls his lawyer.

Following the Nintendo Switch 2 reveal, eight different Nintendo Switch 2 games have been confirmed, with many more rumored.

Nacon reveals several new accessories, including carrying cases and screen protectors, for Nintendo Switch 2, which will be available at launch.

Microsoft is reportedly looking to bring several of its Xbox exclusive games - including 'Halo: The Master Chief Collection', 'Fallout 4' and 'Starfield' - to the Nintendo Switch 2 later this year.

A new rumor suggests that the original Nintendo Switch could get one last major game release ahead of the Nintendo Switch 2's upcoming launch.

Last week, the Nintendo Switch 2 reveal didn't come with a software line-up. That isn't expected until the upcoming Nintendo Direct in April. However, we may have an idea of some of the third-party support Nintendo will see at launch.