Exciting leaks and rumors are circulating about the Nintendo Switch 2, providing more insight into the next-gen handheld. As per a recent leak on UniversoNintendo.com, the Switch 2 is rumored to include backwards compatibility. The website has a track record of revealing upcoming games before they are officially announced at Nintendo Direct events, adding credibility to the leak.
Backwards compatibility will allow the Switch 2 to run games that were originally designed for the older Switch console. UniversoNintendo also notes that content creator PHBrazil shared this information on a recent Spotify podcast episode.
Additionally, it has been mentioned that the Switch 2 will “allow developers to explore improvements for current titles in the Nintendo Switch library.” It’s important to note that this information is based on a machine-translated version of the original source.
The Nintendo Switch 2 could potentially enhance the performance of older games originally designed for the first Switch handheld. This functionality would be similar to how the PS5 upscales many PS4 games for improved visuals. Alongside this, several other rumors have surfaced.
According to @CentroLeaks on X (formerly Twitter), the hardware unveiling for the Nintendo Switch 2 is anticipated to take place next month. Additionally, a showcase event for new games, known as a ‘Direct,’ is rumored to be happening next week.
It’s important to note that these are rumors related to the Switch 2, which has not been officially announced by Nintendo. For more information on what is known about Nintendo’s upcoming handheld, you can visit the link provided. While these details are exciting and align with previous rumors, Nintendo has declined to comment on any related inquiries. The company’s president recently even denied reports of a successor to the Switch.
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