Images of what looks like the next Nintendo console are leaked online, giving gamers a possible glimpse at the upcoming Switch successor.

Official news on the Nintendo Switch 2 remains elusive beyond Nintendo confirming it’s working on a follow-up to its wildly popular home console/handheld hybrid system. But our wait for a first glimpse at Nintendo’s next-gen hardware may be over thanks to a new leak.

According to a latest rumor, the Switch 2 factory prototype images and specs are leaked online. Here is everything you need to know.

These images also showcase just how enormous the Switch 2 is compared to the original Switch. The leak gave us an exact measurement of the console block itself (206 x 115 x 14 millimeters), which is a lot larger than the original Switch's measurement of 173 x 102 x 14 millimeters.

Nintendo Switch 2 talk is in overdrive after alleged prototype images of Nintendo’s next-gen console emerged online.

Assuming the prototype images and specifications are legitimate, the Switch 2 will feature a bigger 8-inch display with a thin bezel. As points of reference, the Switch OLED features a 7-inch OLED display, while the regular Switch and Switch Lite feature 6.2-inch and 5.5-inch IPS displays, respectively, all with a 1280x720 resolution.

Alleged images and specs for the Nintendo Switch 2 has been revealed, showcasing updated designs, hardware, and more.

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Nintendo’s original Switch is aging and still being sold, but a predecessor is due soon, as the portable console is already 7.5 years old. Now, photos of what appear to be factory prototypes for the Nintendo Switch 2 have leaked online,

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.