The Nintendo Switch 2 is a significant advancement in the evolution of gaming technology, building on the success of the first but with some significant enhancements. Perhaps most significantly, it features an improved screen with the potential for the inclusion of an 8-inch LCD screen, giving a larger and more immersive gaming experience than that of the original Switch's 6.2-inch and the Switch OLED's 7-inch screen. The new Joy-Con controllers are also bigger and have a magnetic snap-on design, instead of the rail system, making them simpler to attach and remove. The Switch 2 also has support for NFC through its right Joy-Con controller, making it compatible with Nintendo's hit amiibo figures. The console will be providing improved performance with a custom Nvidia chip, and potentially output at 4K when docked, as well as offer more sophisticated graphics with such features as DLSS and FSR upscaling.

The Switch 2 also comes with enhanced Wi-Fi connectivity, which supports Wi-Fi 6 networks with 80MHz bandwidth, a better upgrade compared to the standard Switch's Wi-Fi 5. This will enhance online gaming speeds by reducing latency and accelerating downloads. Furthermore, the console will be backward compatible with normal Switch games for seamless transition of existing users. Although official pricing information has not been released, experts estimate that the new console may cost between $350 and $400, making it competitively priced with other next-generation consoles. The Switch 2 will be released in the summer of 2025, with the promise of changing the face of gaming through its cutting-edge hardware, enhanced controls, and better display features. This next-generation console will allow Nintendo to maintain its tight hold on the gaming industry with an increased emphasis on a more interactive and enhanced gaming experience.