Secret new console details revealed?

The Nintendo Switch 2 is said to have now reached production status: A factory worker claims to have discovered two crucial details!

The successor console to the “Nintendo Switch” is called… NintendoSwitch2?! A factory worker from China claims to have leaked this not entirely insignificant detail. Of course, the official name of the Nintendo Switch 2 should not be too much of a surprise for all console fans, but the fact surrounding the leak is much more important: According to the alleged factory worker from China, the Nintendo Switch 2 is now in full production. And accordingly, there is now also the first information about what the hybrid console will look like.

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First of all, the most important thing: Nintendo has of course not yet officially shared any information about the Nintendo Switch 2, or whatever the successor to the Switch will be called. We advise you to treat alleged leaks with caution: In this case, a user compiled the alleged leaker’s information on a Famiboard and in the first version also shared an ID card of his, which has since been removed – for understandable reasons.

In any case, the leaker will have released a first look at the Nintendo Switch 2: The hybrid console is supposed to be very similar to the Nintendo Switch. But overall, the Nintendo Switch 2 slightly largerhave a rather small screen bezel and are said to be equipped with two Joy-Cons, which are black and white this time. There is also a 2 engraved on it, which ultimately gives the crucial clue that the Nintendo Switch 2 will also have the same name.

What previous leaks say about the Nintendo Switch 2

The information also matches previous leaks about the Switch 2: As the portal Mobapad claims to have learned, the Switch 2 screen in total be eight inches tall and a resolution supported by Full HD or 1080pFor comparison: The normal Nintendo Switch had a 6.2-inch screen, the Switch OLED a 7-inch screen. However, both versions support a maximum resolution of 720p in handheld mode. The Switch 2 is also said to be compatible with the historical physical cartridges of the Switch 1. You should also be able to use your “old” Joy-Cons on the Nintendo Switch 2. But this information is also just rumors and therefore not confirmed.

One thing is clear: Nintendo is expected to reveal the first official information about the Nintendo Switch 2 this year. Of course, you can find out all about it from us!