Nintendo — Finally — Announces Its Switch 2 Console

After 8 years on sale, the best-selling Nintendo Switch is finally getting a replacement console, coming sometime later this year.

Courtesy of Nintendo
Nintendo Switch 2. Courtesy of Nintendo

The original Switch, launched in 2017, was a surprise hit for Nintendo. They had tried the screen-controller combination with the Nintendo WiiU, but nobody bought it, and having a second go at it didn’t seem bound for success.

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