Just about every Nintendo fan, and their mom, is gearing up for the official reveal of the Nintendo Switch follow-up, and I’m no different. Every stern warning from Nintendo that there ‘will be no mention of the Switch successor’ in its most recent sea of Direct presentations has only made my anticipation grow.

For months rumormongers and industry leakers have tipped the Nintendo Switch 2 for launch in Spring 2025, which would match the release window of the first Nintendo Switch. However, according to a new tip-off, the Switch 2 may now arrive much later than expected.

Students at a sixth form college have described the opportunity to develop video games for a major games console as "absolute madness". The teenagers at Cambridge Regional College will be some of the youngest people in the UK to be allowed to do so for the Nintendo Switch.

Yet another game appears to be confirmed for the Switch 2 as Nintendo continues to hold back on finally revealing its next console.

The Switch 2 still hasn't been officially announced by Nintendo, but that hasn't stopped developers from confirming their support. My Time at Evershine was the first confirmed game and now Yooka-Replaylee has unsubtly done the same.