Nintendo is playing it safe, and while more details are set to be revealed in a dedicated Nintendo Direct broadcast on April 2, there are undoubtedly areas where the upcoming console could improve on its predecessor.

The best part of a Nintendo console launch isn't the console itself. It isn't even the marquee game that launches alongside it, as much as I love Super Mario 64 and Breath of the Wild. No, the best part of a Nintendo console launch is the game Nintendo releases at the same time (usually as a pack-in) to teach you the hardware's ins and outs.

Planet Robobot remaster is coming to Nintendo Switch following the announcement of a rerelease of a toy based on the game.

Nintendo Switch Online doesn't add new games on a set schedule, but there are certain games that fans hope will appear sooner rather than later.

Given all of the apparent changes to the Joy-Con Controllers with the Nintendo Switch 2, such as the rumored ability to use them like a PC mouse, a true follow-up to 1-2 Switch could be a very smart way for Nintendo to introduce these new additions to the more casual side of its audience on day one.

The Nintendo Switch 2 will be the subject of a Nintendo Direct in April, and the original Switch may hold the key to the content of this presentation.

Nintendo Switch 2 fans have shifted discussion from the console itself to the size of its physical game cases after a retailer seemingly leaked the dimensions.

The Nintendo Switch 2 is now the talk of the proverbial gaming town and its rumored slate of titles reveals a bit about what Nintendo's recent plans.