Nintendo gave gamers a sneak peek at the Switch 2, but little else. Here's what the teaser video confirmed, plus the rumors still swirling around the upcoming console.

The ultra-rare Space World Nintendo GameCube was one of the first prototypes of the console revealed back in 2000.

Nintendo is playing it safe, and while more details are set to be revealed in a dedicated Nintendo Direct broadcast on April 2, there are undoubtedly areas where the upcoming console could improve on its predecessor.

Nintendo Switch has the most first-party million-selling games, beating out competitors like PlayStation and Xbox. The Nintendo Switch has sold over 150 million units, surpassing the Nintendo DS and other consoles.

This is a new record-low price for the Nitro Deck, which I consider to be one of the best Nintendo Switch controllers. Even the more regularly seen models that come in GameCube purple or Black rarely get discounted down below $39.99, which is what the other versions are currently sitting at.

Fans have been speculating about PC gaming mouse-like functionality for the Switch 2 ever since optical sensors appeared in leaks last month. Nintendo then teased the feature in the new Switch’s reveal trailer shortly after.

What's a console without games? That's what we're asking ahead of Nintendo's Switch 2 reveal on April 2, with a roundup of every rumoured game launching on the system

Though we’ll still need to rely on leaks, rumors, and conjecture for whether the JoyCons can act as a mouse for games.

Nintendo confirmed that the Switch 2 is indeed real and will be launching sometime in 2025. The company released a teaser trailer of sorts, showcasing the new console, but didn’t really share any

One of this year's major new releases with potentially hundreds of hours of gameplay looks likely to launch around the same time as the Switch 2.