When Switch cases arrived back in 2017, they looked comically unnecessary. The SD cards the games were installed on were tiny while the plastic surrounding them was exponentially bigger. Most cases didn’t even come with anything else inside.

A new Nintendo Switch 2 leak is making the rounds for potentially revealing a contentious and unexpected change from the current Switch.

A new Nintendo patent suggests that Nintendo Switch 2 (or some future console) may be able to predict what button you're going to press. Here's what we know.

Nintendo is playing it safe, and while more details are set to be revealed in a dedicated Nintendo Direct broadcast on April 2, there are undoubtedly areas where the upcoming console could improve on its predecessor.

Given all of the apparent changes to the Joy-Con Controllers with the Nintendo Switch 2, such as the rumored ability to use them like a PC mouse, a true follow-up to 1-2 Switch could be a very smart way for Nintendo to introduce these new additions to the more casual side of its audience on day one.

Nintendo Switch 2 fans have shifted discussion from the console itself to the size of its physical game cases after a retailer seemingly leaked the dimensions.

Get ready for the ultimate breakdown of Nintendo's most anticipated gaming console! We're diving deep into all the rumors, potential specs, release date speculation, and exciting features that might define the next generation of Nintendo gaming.

The Nintendo DS and 3DS libraries are largely stuck in limbo due to the two-screen and touchscreen formats, but the Switch 2 might just remedy this.

The Switch 2 could improve on the original Switch by delivering a launch title that better demonstrates the console's many capabilities.

A new patent filing from Nintendo could reveal a Switch 2 Joy-Con feature that allows the controllers to predict a player's next move.