The Nintendo Switch 2 has finally been formally announced, alongside a number of unexpected surprises despite the extensive leaks over the last few months. With a number of launch titles confirmed ...

On the heels of today's big Switch 2 Direct, Nintendo has admitted the original Switch and its limited hardware were creative bottlenecks at times. Nintendo's marketing team has put a fair amount of ...

It looks like Nintendo is planning to upgrade the original Switch with a new processor and flash storage, according to filings with the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). The filing, submitted ...

Nintendo Switch 2 is likely a beast-in-making if things are on the right horizon. Nintendo’s game is still on. Nintendo Switch 2 is on the verge of releasing next year. The rumours are making rounds ...

Though Nintendo didn’t delve into tech specs during their Switch reveal Nvidia has published some information about the technology powering Nintendo’s new console. The Nintendo Switch will feature a ...

Handheld/Console machine concept still interesting, NVIDIA’s graphics hardware capable of delivering excellent results. Although NVIDIA assured players last year that the Nintendo Switch would be ...

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Rumors about the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2 are still swirling, and a new leak from a well-known tech YouTuber suggests that the console’s specs could be even more powerful than previously imagined.

What just happened? Nintendo has reportedly signed with Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. rival Samsung to build key silicon for its upcoming Switch 2. The strategic move could help the Japanese ...

Nintendo may be preparing to upgrade the original Switch console with a better processor and more storage. The company is seeking permission from the FCC to change the "SoC type," the "NAND Memory," ...

A new teardown of Nintendo's Switch confirms the system is based on a standard Tegra X1 processor, not the Pascal or customized architecture some fans speculated about. Share on Facebook (opens in a ...