The launch of the Nintendo Switch 2 was expected in the second half of this year, but according to several reliable sources, the Japanese company decided postponed to the first quarter of 2025. All sources agree on what happened and literally say that Nintendo sent a statement to publishers and developers warning that the console won’t hit the market until the first months of 2025.

It’s a mystery why the Japanese company would decide to delay the launch of the Nintendo Switch 2, that is, we don’t have a concrete explanation beyond what I just told you. All in all, I think it’s likely that it’s all due to a simple equity issue, that is, the big N decided to delay the launch to leave a bit more margin they facilitate the cleaning of stock that you still have from the Nintendo Switch.

Nintendo probably does Use the CES 2025 stage to officially introduce the Nintendo Switch 2and that the launch of the said console will take place between February and March of the said year. The information we have about its possible specifications has passed so many times and changed so many times that it is now difficult to get a reliable “picture” about the possible specifications of the said console.

With everything, I can give you a pretty good guess. reliable based on everything I’ve seen in recent months combined with common sense and my own knowledge of the subject. As the launch date approaches, it’s very likely that they will. new leaks to help us get clearer information about more things about this new console.

Possible Nintendo Switch 2 specs

• A custom NVIDIA Tegra SoC with an 8-core ARM CPU, one or two of which would be reserved for the operating system and applications.
• NVIDIA Ampere GPU (RTX 30) with 1024 to 1536 shaders. Compatible with DLSS Super Resolution and Ray Reconstruction.
• The CPU and GPU will have a maximum shared TDP of 30 watts.
• Between 8 GB and 16 GB of unified memory. Some sources say it will have 12GB of unified memory.
• SSD storage unit 64 GB or 128 GB in the basic configuration.
• 8-inch LCD display with 1080p resolution.

The price of this console could around $400 in its basic configuration. Nintendo may decide to release versions with more storage capacity and of course those would end up being more expensive than the standard version.