Nintendo has finally spoken about the Nintendo Switch 2, confirming prior leaks from accessory manufacturer Genki are "not official" as speculation about a reveal date intensifies

Nintendo's next console, the apparent Switch 2, is the talk of the town in Las Vegas for the Consumer Electronics Show this week due in part to the peripheral company Genki claiming to know what Nintendo is cooking up. Now, for the first time, Nintendo has broken its silence and commented on the leaks.

Nintendo has commented on the various Switch 2 mockups and photos that have leaked in recent days, insisting they are not official.

Despite earlier reports suggesting the Nintendo Switch 2 would come with an LCD display, a new leak 'confirms' it'll have an OLED panel after all, and gives another look at the system

As speculation grows, Nintendo's next-gen console, the Nintendo Switch 2, is rumoured to launch in early 2025, bringing hardware and design upgrades while retaining its hybrid gaming experience. Possible launch: March–April 2025 (aligning with Nintendo’s fiscal year-end).

NINTENDO announced the Switch 2 last year and told fans that they’d get their first look at the upcoming console before the end of the financial year. That means we should see the first

After several mockups and renders were revealed this week, Nintendo finally responded to the Nintendo Switch 2 veracity allegations.

New information about the handheld seems to spring up every day, but it’s unclear when the Switch successor will make its appearance. It also doesn’t matter.