Nintendo’s Switch 2, a souped-up successor to the company’s massively successful handheld console, will release June 5 at a base price of $449.99, the company announced Wednesday.

Nintendo also announced a new Switch 2 Pro controller with its own C button and programmable GR/GL buttons on the back of the controller. The new Pro controller will also have an audio jack. Nintendo introduced a brand new feature called GameShare. GameShare will allow users to play the same game together locally on multiple Switch devices.

Nintendo has finally aired its big Switch 2 Direct, and now we know a whole lot about its next console. The Verge staff has a lot of feelings about the device, which will launch on June 5th, and we’ve collected our first impressions below.

It seems fitting that Nintendo didn’t reveal the Switch 2’s $450 price during its Direct stream this morning — it would have just bummed everyone out. After spending an hour hearing about how the Switch 2 practically fixes almost every problem we had with the original console,

Nintendo prepares to launch the Switch 2 as the video game maker is facing new handheld device competitors. Bloomberg’s Cecilia D'Anastasio discusses the details with Caroline Hyde on “Bloomberg Technology.