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Today during the annual Pokemon Presents livestream, The Pokemon Company gave us the latest update on their next major game, Pokemon Legends Z-A. Unfortunately, the game won't be coming out as early as we expected, with it now having a late 2025 release window. 

Nintendo is keeping quiet on the Switch 2 release date for now, but a former Nintendo retail and sales employee has spoken publicly about the company's strategy, predicting a June launch to push the console into the hands of gamers well ahead of the holiday season rush.

The Nintendo Switch 2 has been unveiled and in prime Nintendo fashion, the Switch 2 will include its own hardware gimmick. For the original Switch, this was the ability to disconnect the Joy Cons. For the Switch 2, Nintendo is taking things a step further, transforming the Joy-Con into a gaming mouse. In this week's KitGuru Games we take a look at what the Switch 2's "mouse mode" could be used for and how it could revolutionise console gaming.

Game Freak wrapped up the Pokémon Scarlet and Violet generation back in 2023 with the release of two expansions. Since then, we've been waiting on the next major Pokémon title to hit Nintendo consoles, and it looks like we'll get some much-needed details later this week.  As is the case …

With the Switch 2 likely to be mere months away from release, Nintendo has announced that they are discontinuing their Gold Points program.

As part of the company’s latest fiscal earnings report, Take-Two’s CEO confirmed that the publisher “would fully expect to support” Switch 2.

Last month, following years of leaks, rumours and speculation, Nintendo finally officially announced and unveiled the Switch 2. That said, the presentation was brief and focused solely on the physical attributes of the new hardware – with the company promising a more in-depth look later down the line. Finally, the company has confirmed that we will be getting out first proper deep-dive Direct on the Switch 2 in early April.

Nintendo is about to release a new console, which means it is time for Nintendo executives to start lying to us all about continued support for older hardware. Much like when the Switch launched in 2017 and Nintendo promised to continue supporting the 3DS, Nintendo is now claiming it will continue to support the original Switch console alongside the Switch 2.

While DOOM: The Dark Ages has not been confirmed for Switch 2, an insider claims the game is coming – but the announcement is being blocked by Nintendo

Phil Spencer has reiterated plans to bring Xbox games to Nintendo Switch 2, claiming to be “looking forward to supporting them with the games that we have.”

Game publishers seem eager to support Nintendo’s upcoming Switch 2, with Microsoft said to be bringing half a dozen games to the platform, including Starfield.

With the Switch 2 soon upon us, one insider is claiming that Nintendo has one final “big game” planned to be announced for the current-gen console.

Switch 2 is set to get tons of games, with one insider claiming “basically every third party is considering supporting it with its most ambitious AAA titles.”

The Switch 2 looks set to be massive for Nintendo, with the console’s hardware reveal trailer already breaking viewership records.

Nintendo has finally officially unveiled the Switch 2 alongside the next Mario Kart – revealing that the next-gen racer will feature up to 24 players per race.

Nintendo officially announced the Switch 2 console today, but the company confirmed few technical details. One of the things Nintendo did quickly confirm was the addition of backwards compatibility, meaning Switch 1 games will work on Switch 2. However, there will be some exceptions. 

Ubisoft looks set to support the Switch 2 from the off with multiple titles – including two Assassin’s Creed games in 2025.

With leaks and rumours for the Nintendo Switch 2 ramping up, one insider is claiming that the next-gen system will be officially unveiled this week.

More high-profile Xbox exclusives are set to go multi-platform this year. Halo, Hellblade and Gears could all be heading to PS5 and the Nintendo Switch 2.

At CES last week, one accessory maker arrived armed with a Switch 2 model, leaking the console to hundreds of thousands of attendees.

With the Switch 2 mere months away from release, we have now gotten our first (unofficial) look at the next-gen system’s logo.

The Nintendo Switch 2 is due to launch this year, but Nintendo has been slow to announce anything officially. However, with each passing day, more leaks are beginning to surface.

After years of leaks and rumours, Nintendo is finally set to announce the Switch 2 soon – with one insider claiming it could be as early as January.

With the Switch 2 getting increasingly closer to being officially unveiled, a video showing off the next-gen Joycons has now leaked.

The successor to the Nintendo Switch will be backwards compatible, so those who invested in their Switch libraries won't have to leave any games behind.

The Nintendo Switch 2 is still on track to be revealed sometime in the next few months, as confirmed by the company's president, Shuntaro Furukawa.

The previously-announced remaster for 2017’s Yooka-Laylee has now gotten additional details – including that it will be coming to “Nintendo Platforms.” 

Nintendo has finally briefed development partners on its next-generation console, commonly referred to as the ‘Switch 2'. As a result, a fresh batch of leaks are in, giving us our first look at what the new system should look like, as well as a detailed breakdown of technical specifications.  While …

After years of rumours, leaks and speculation, Nintendo finally confirmed that they are indeed working on a successor to the Nintendo Switch – stating that it will be revealed some time this fiscal year. According to one insider, it may actually be announced far sooner than expected.

After many years of rumours, speculation and anticipation, Nintendo finally confirmed back in May that they would be officially announcing the Switch’s successor at some point during the current fiscal year (ending 31st March 2025). While this may still be the case, it seems the system itself won’t be available to purchase until the following fiscal year.