With CES 2025 finally in the rearview, it’s time to move on to the next round of big hardware announcements. Rumors have emerged over the last few weeks,

As of this writing, Nintendo has only officially confirmed that a console is coming. President Shuntaro Furukawa has said that "an announcement about the successor to the Nintendo Switch " will be made "within this fiscal year." That window extends through March 2025.

For nearly eight years, the Nintendo Switch has found a huge foothold in the gaming world, coming dangerously close to having sold 150 million lifetime units at the time of writing. But eight years is a long time for a video game console to be on the market. Naturally, there will be a new one, and we think we'll find out about it soon.

While Nintendo hasn't revealed the Switch 2, CES 2025 saw many companies announce their entry into, or updates for, the handheld PC space. Lenovo announced the Legion Go S as the world's first non-Valve handheld PC, while Acer revealed its ginormous Nitro Blaze 8 and 11 handhelds. Atari also announced its new Gamestation Go handheld console.

Speculation is mounting as rumors circulate about the next generation of Nintendo‘s popular hybrid gaming console, the Switch. The tech world is abuzz with expectations that the new console, possibly named the Switch 2,

This is your last chance to lock in your final Nintendo Switch 2 predictions. Here's what we're betting on for the reveal.

Nintendo is said to be "really mad, to the most severe level" about all of the Switch 2 leaks, according to a former PR manager. There has been a mountain of leaks in recent weeks about the upcoming successor to the Switch and while none of them have been confirmed by Nintendo (as always,

The Nintendo Switch 2 reveal will reportedly take place on Janaury 16, although we haven't actually had this confirmed by Nintendo.Fortunately, it looks like we won't have to wait very long, because Nintendo is expected to announce the Switch 2 reveal date on January 15.

Ahead of the Switch 2’s coming out, a look back might tell curious Nintendo fans what to expect