Nintendo finally showed the world its Switch 2 console earlier this month after years of rumors. The new gaming machine launches on June 5, 2025, costing $450 in America. Japanese gamers can buy a cheaper version for about $330, but it works only in their region. Pre-orders started on April 9, except in North America, where tariff concerns caused delays. Despite these worries, Nintendo confirmed today that it will not raise the hardware price.
The updated console keeps the hybrid design people love but adds major improvements. It features a larger Full HD screen with HDR support that runs up to 120Hz. When connected to a TV, games can display at 4K resolution with a 60Hz refresh rate. The dock includes a cooling fan for better...