After breathless speculation and much digital ink spilled, Nintendo unveiled the Nintendo Switch 2, the successor to its hugely successful console, in a video. Aside from its appearance of it, not much is known about the system.

However, we may have an idea of some of the third-party support Nintendo will see at launch. A new rumor suggests several high-profile games will be part of the Switch 2's launch window. This includes several games from Microsoft, which is reportedly moving away from having its first-party games exclusive to Xbox.

A video game industry analyst gives their thoughts on the Nintendo Switch 2's launch price and the impact it could have on fans.

According to a new rumor, a February Nintendo Direct will reveal Nintendo's last major game for the current Switch hardware.

Following the Nintendo Switch 2 reveal, eight different Nintendo Switch 2 games have been confirmed, with many more rumored.

Nintendo believes "the best direction" for the Switch 2 is to allow gamers "to play their already purchased Nintendo Switch software on the successor", though added the upcoming console wouldn't fully support every older title.

Even before Nintendo unveiled the Switch 2 in all its glory, one of the few confirmed things we knew was that it'd be backwards compatible with existing Switch games, and the company has now stated that this decision was made since it was "the best direction" for consumers.

Now, in a statement to Game File's Stephen Totilo, Nintendo shared that making the Switch 2 backwards compatible was ultimately the "best direction" to take the console. In an ema

Nintendo has also announced a series of global events, the "Nintendo Switch 2 Experience".