The rumor mill is still steadily chugging along for the Nintendo Switch 2, Nintendo's follow-up to its wildly popular home console/handheld hybrid system. But the latest is one of its most promising: The CEO of peripheral manufacturer Blade claims the Switch successor is completed and could launch sometime early next year with rumored features like magnetic Joy-Con controllers.
In a podcast for the Spanish website Vandal, Blade CEO Ruben Mercado said his company, which makes gaming accessories and peripherals, has already had access to near-final units of the hardware. He said he believes the new device is "done" and "ready" to go, and it could launch worldwide in March or April of next year.
