The original Switch was pitched partly on the idea of bringing people together to play, with locally played games like 1-2-Switch and Snipperclips. But Nintendo clearly has bigger multiplayer ambitions, as some of its recent game output shows.

We know that the Nintendo Switch 2 will have a larger screen because the teaser trailer showed it physically growing in size and losing much of its thick bezel. We don’t know exactly how big it will be, but rumors suggest between 7.5 and 8.4 inches across the diagonal — a significant increase on the original Switch’s 6.2-inch panel.

The Nintendo Switch 2 may very well feature a native version of upcoming 3D platformer Ruffy and the Riverside if a recent tease is any indication. Most predictions claim that the Nintendo Switch 2 release date will be in June, meaning that Nintendo's next-generation console is mere months away from release.