Frankly it’s probably the most excited I’ve been for a new console since the release of the Xbox 360 back in 2005.

Throughout most of last year, it was business as usual in Switch 2 leak land. A few details emerged in reports sourced from behind-closed-doors meetings with Nintendo’s partners, and a pretty complete, if hazy, picture of the console’s form and features was built up: the magnetic Joy-Cons, the AI-assisted upscaling tech, the backward compatibility.

Will it be a straight up sequel to the Switch with updated specs while retaining the same hybrid functionality or will Nintendo get weird with it? Will it even be called the Switch 2, or will the company go with something like the Super Switch or even the New Nintendo Switch?

This confession comes hours after Nintendo shared a statement with CNET Japan saying it hadn’t given Genki early access to any upcoming hardware. The last few weeks have been a

Nintendo has finally spoken up about the supposed Switch 2 leaks and insists none of the renders or images are official. The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your Inbox

Hey Nintendo, tell us the leaked Switch 2 assets are legit without actually telling us the Switch 2 leaks are legit.

Nintendo has officially responded to a Switch 2 leak out of CES, saying the company in question was not provided anything official.

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