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Nintendo Switch 2 Announcement: What We Know So Far

The Nintendo Switch 2 is almost here! Get the latest on its price, game lineup, and what makes it a game-changer for handheld gaming.

Fatimah Misbah Hussain
2 minute read
Nintendo Switch 2 Announcement What We Know So Far

The long-awaited Nintendo Switch 2 is reportedly just days away from its official unveiling. According to multiple sources, the console will be revealed on Thursday, January 16, 2025, with the launch itself expected later in 2025. This news has generated excitement among gamers who are eagerly awaiting the next step in Nintendo's successful hybrid gaming system.

Important Elements Concerning the New Nintendo Switch 2:

Pricing: Retailers have suggested a potential price of €399, which would place the Switch 2 at around the same level in comparison to other current-gen consoles, such as the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X. That would be in line with what would be expected from next-generation handheld gaming devices, thus representing value for money.

Game Launch Line-Up: Leaks and retailer listings point to an opening slate reportedly including a brand new version of Mario Kart, a remastered Final Fantasy VII, and Assassin's Creed Mirage. Also, fans of the beloved franchise can expect to be treated with a new 3D Mario by the end of 2025.

Revolutionizing Handheld Gaming: With handheld gaming PCs like Valve's Steam Deck integrating into this growing market, Nintendo Switch 2 will stand up to big competition. However, with its solid and extensive game library and innovative hybrid gaming experience, the Switch 2 is most likely to remain a top choice for many.

Nintendo has a reputation for engineering innovative consoles and gaming experiences. As the fans wait for the official launch event, speculation, as well as anticipation, is rising all over regarding the hardware, software, and overall gaming experience. In performance and usability, the Switch 2 is expected to take it to the next level, as is the tradition for Nintendo with hybrids.

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Fatimah Misbah Hussain
Fatimah Misbah HussainTechnology and markets writer

Fatimah Misbah Hussain reports on the money behind AI and chips: Samsung raising foundry prices while losing share, Alphabet's first quarter of AI cash burn and the roughly $10 billion financing stack behind Korea's sovereign AI factory. US sanctions on crypto exchanges and X's new payouts for original posts are also part of her beat.

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