11:33, Tue, Jul 14, 2026 Updated: 11:33, Tue, Jul 14, 2026 Reports in Korea claim that Nintendo is considering making an upgraded OLED version of the Nintendo Switch 2, but warns that it could see a ...

A new Nintendo Switch 2 model with a major upgrade has officially been confirmed by Nintendo following a leak from earlier this year. In the Nintendo Switch generation, Nintendo fans were treated to ...

The Switch 2 is a fantastic game system that's better than the original Switch in nearly every respect, but it's also a lot ...

Nintendo is reportedly eyeing a Switch 2 OLED model for the end of 2027 or early 2028, but there’s one thing holding the console giant back: the price. If that sounds familiar, it should. While it was ...

Nintendo may be exploring an OLED version of the Switch 2, according to a new report from Eurogamer, which cited South Korean outlet ZDNET Korea as claiming serious internal discussions are underway ...

Sure, the Nintendo Switch 2 is great and all, but not only is the Switch OLED still the only OLED model, but it's just got a sizeable price drop. The console has the most vibrant display of any ...

Starting Sept. 1, the price of the Nintendo Switch 2 will increase permanently. Here's everything we know about the price hike, and where you can find the console now.

Being a Nintendo fan keeps getting more expensive. The company announced Friday that price hikes are coming for the original Switch.

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Nintendo is purportedly considering an OLED model for the Switch 2, with mass production potentially starting next year. While a new model of the Nintendo Switch 2 was recently announced, its only ...

Due to changes in battery regulations, Nintendo has decided to no longer sell original Switch 1 consoles in Europe from next year. Following the launch of the Switch 2 last year, it was only a matter ...