Nintendo Switch 2

Published on January 08, 2026 | Translated from Spanish
Rendered image of the Nintendo Switch 2 showing modernized design in handheld and dock mode, with screen on displaying Mario Kart World and improved controls.

The next generation of Nintendo consoles

The Japanese company has revealed key information about its new entertainment system, the direct successor to the successful Nintendo Switch. This new platform will arrive in international markets in mid-2025, marking almost ten years since the launch of its predecessor.

Confirmed commercial details

The base model will have a launch price of 450 US dollars. Pre-orders will be available starting from the second quarter of the year in the North American market, with a standard configuration that does not include additional games in its initial package.

Evolution of the hybrid concept

Maintaining the philosophy that made its predecessor popular, the new version will retain the ability to function as a handheld and tabletop console. The technical improvements, although not fully specified, promise:

"Nintendo has always sought to balance innovation and accessibility in its gaming platforms"

Initial game catalog

On launch day, users will be able to access:

Context in the industry

This announcement generates great anticipation among analysts and consumers, given the sales record of the previous generation. The main challenge for Nintendo will be to maintain the balance between:

The strategy seems to focus on evolving the existing concept rather than completely reinventing it, seeking to capitalize on the success of the current Switch ecosystem.