From CNET: Nintendo has been promising a follow-up to the company's popular Switch handheld for over a year, and it's here at last. The Switch 2 has been revealed, and it's coming this year. But Nintendo's not telling us more until April 2. For now, here's the trailer: Yes, there's a new Mario Kart. And yes, this looks a lot like the existing Switch. But there's also a chance to register on Friday, Jan. 17, for free tickets to demo the Switch 2 at locations around the world starting in April.
The original Nintendo Switch, announced in 2016 but released March 2017, felt like a total surprise with its innovative modular design and snap-on controllers. The Switch 2 is not so much something new as an overdue sequel to the same idea. Better graphics, better controllers and better performance while in TV-docked mode are part of what could make the Switch 2 seem compelling.
But Nintendo has only shown us a tease of the Switch 2 for now.
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