It's been over 7-and-a-half years since Nintendo launched the original Switch console. I can hardly believe it's been so long, but there have been a bunch of hardware launches since too – from the Switch Lite to the Switch OLED upgrade.

This latest version, "Super Mario Party Jamboree," features everything people love about Super Mario Party games and so much more. One of the most exciting aspects of this game is that up to 20 players can complete at the same time online. The game even comes with a three-month subscription to Nintendo Switch Online to facilitate online play.

As of now, Nintendo has not shared any official information about the new Switch, so the following information should be taken with a grain of salt. Nintendo Switch 2 is not the official name for the upcoming console, but for the sake of simplicity, that’s the naming convention we’re going with.

A leak might have just given us our first look at the Nintendo Switch 2, as well as a taste of its souped-up specs.

The purportedly leaked information, if accurate, shows that the design won't change much, but there are major hardware upgrades inside.

If you listen closely, it feels like you can hear the jingle of plastic and metal for Nintendo’s next console as its manufactured and assembled in faraway factories. You can almost sense its launch lineup coming into focus as the company’s developers prepare to put their finishing touches on whimsical new experiments.

Leaked photos and renders seem to reveal the final design of the Switch 2 ahead of Nintendo's official announcement.

The Switch may not be the most powerful console, but some games make great use of what it offers. Here are the top Switch games with the best graphics.

It's already confirmed that official news of the Switch 2 is coming. According to President of Nintendo, Shuntaro Furukawa, we will hear something about the Nintendo Switch succes