Nintendo has officially revealed its next-generation console, the Switch 2, staying true to the original’s hybrid format while offering improved performance, a larger screen, and an upgraded stand. The new device retains the popular detachable Joy-Con controllers and promises better gameplay on the go and on TV.
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With over 150 million units sold of the original Switch since 2017, the company hopes the new version will revive slowing sales. Analysts estimate a possible June release, with an expected price tag between $430 and $540.
