Nintendo unveils new Switch; When can you buy it?

Nintendo unveils Switch 2, set for June release

The system supports 4K graphics, has an integrated voice chat platform and will cost $700.

Nintendo unveils new Switch; When can you buy it?

Nintendo announced the new Switch 2 in a live video Wednesday morning. The upgraded hybrid console boasts a larger screen, 4K resolution and enhanced controllers for a more immersive gaming experience.

The Japanese company introduced the new hybrid model between desktop and laptop console during a Nintendo Direct. According to the company, this new device was redesigned from scratch and offers an improved gaming experience.The Nintendo Switch 2 design incorporates a 7.9-inch LCD display, larger than the previous model.It offers 1080p resolution, 120fps upgrade frequency and HDR compatibility, allowing images with a higher level of detail and c…

Nintendo Reveals Switch 2 Console Details

Nintendo has officially unveiled the Switch 2, the successor to its best-selling home console of all time will launch on June 5th and will cost $450 USD in the U.S. and $700 AUD in Australia. Like the original, the Switch 2 is able to be connected to a TV for standard console play, or used as a handheld machine. It is also bigger, much more powerful, features controllers that attach magnetically, and has integrated voice and video chat. The cons…

Nintendo Switch 2 revealed: Specs, pricing, release date, and more official details - WorldNL Magazine

Nintendo's event today was light on specs for the new console, but it did reveal a lot about the new system.As the teaser in January showed, the Switch 2 is bigger (but the same thickness). It will have a 1080p screen that can run 120 fps and support HDR, two USB-C ports (one on top and one on bottom), a built-in kickstand that now extends at a wider angle for more flexible viewing, improved speakers with immersive 3D sound, and a built-in mic f…

Nintendo Switch 2 brings many improvements over its predecessor, supporting HDR imaging technology, TV output up to 4K resolution and a host of cult titles.