Nintendo Switch 2: everything you need to know
The Switch successor is here and we’ve got all the official details so far including full details of all the launch games
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My daily life is busy – so the Nintendo Switch 2 is the perfect console for me
The original Switch gave me countless short blasts of gaming fun with my daughter. Its sequel looks to offer more of the same. Good.
No OLED? No problem! Why I don’t mind the Switch 2’s LCD return
On-the-go gaming needs brightness and battery life
I think Nintendo has made one huge mistake with Switch 2
There’s no getting around the fact something’s missing and I think it’s a massive misstep by Nintendo to go backwards
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