The Switch 2's home interface has sleeker icons, GameChat integration, grouped apps, and optimizations for its 7.9-inch display.

After months of speculation, the Nintendo Switch 2 has finally been revealed in full, and its new Joy-Con 2s are packed with intriguing features.

The successor to Nintendo's popular Switch will drop this summer, promising easier ways to connect, share and play with friends. Here's what to know.

Nintendo’s Switch 2 Direct delivered all the information we’ve (not so patiently) been waiting for, with the presentation finally revealing details about the price, release date, and the Joy-Cons’ new mouse functionality.

From there we went into a string of notable third-party releases including the likes of Elden Ring, Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3+4, Madden, Street Fighter 6, Hogwarts Legacy and more. There was also the announcement of a brand new James Bond game, titled simply "Project 007" that's coming from I/O Interactive.

In the Nintendo Direct presentation, three of the Nintendo Switch 2’s developers detailed its upgraded graphics, better performance and a more social multiplayer experience —

Nintendo has announced a June 5 launch date for its latest gaming console, the Switch 2, which will introduce interactive chat and screenshare functions to connect gamers

Nintendo said it will launch its Switch 2 gaming device on June 5, with the long-anticipated successor to its hit hybrid home-portable Switch retailing for $449.99. The Kyoto based-company on Wednesday announced more details about the Switch 2 after a reveal in January.