With its special Nvidia chip and AI upscaling, the Nintendo Switch 2 may allow you to play at resolutions the first Switch couldn’t handle.

New leaked pictures appear to show off the Nintendo Switch 2 along with its dock, but some people are still skeptical.

Rumor has it the Switch 2 will employ a custom NVIDIA Tegra T239 chip based on the company's Tegra T234 silicon for automobiles. Assuming the past leaks are correct, it will be a slimmed-down variant with eight Cortex-A78 cores and 1,536 CUDA cores based on NVIDIA's Ampere architecture.

New 3D concept art of the Nintendo Switch 2 combines all of the leaks and rumors to create the most accurate mockup to date.

Nintendo Switch 2 leaks, although this time they’re accompanied by a fresh patent that suggests the console includes exciting new tech. Let’s start with the patent, filed July 2023 but published for the first time just this week.

Photos shared to Reddit claiming to show a Switch 2 motherboard have spread like wildfire, but the photos' origins are unclear

New year, new Switch 2 leaks. While Nintendo's plans for its Switch successor remain officially under wraps, a patent from the company has surfaced detailing plans to use upscaling technology to cram games with up to 4K textures onto physical game cartridges.

Leaks are heating up for the Nintendo Switch 2 ahead of its likely launch in spring 2025. With everything we know right now, it'll be surprising if Nintendo reveals any new details with the Switch 2's official launch announcement.

A new patent from Nintendo hints at a very important feature for the Switch 2 console, seeming to confirm previous reports about the system.