
There are seemingly endless questions revolving around the rumored Nintendo Switch 2. Is The Big N avoiding OLED in favor of an 8-inch LCD screen? Will the original handheld hybrid’s JoyCons get a comprehensive redesign? Will it cost $400? Will Nintendo’s latest console support Nvidia DLSS? And mostly, just when in the hell is this thing coming out?!
Math may not be my strong point, yet I’m fairly certain the original Nintendo Switch first launched when our ancestors were laying a caveman smackdown on herds of wooly mammoths. Alright, it was actually spring 2017, but it feels like an Ice Age ago. That’s not to say the ultra flexible, hugely popular gaming device and its colossal library should be forgotten when Nintendo Switch 2 hits the scene. Far from it.