An unusual leak for the Switch 2 reminds players of the SNES era, and might open unexpected new doors for the upcoming console.

Last month, a report emerged claiming that Nintendo's upcoming system will in fact be called Switch 2. Apparently the hybrid system will utilize magnetic Joy-Cons as well, which was previously rumored for the console. It's unknown specifically when Nintendo will officially unveil the Switch successor, though it will be before the end of March.

At this point, I'm convinced that Nintendo fans might spontaneously combust if we don't get any official Switch 2 news at some point soon, because yet another leaked image has apparently surfaced online,

The Nintendo Switch 2 hasn’t been officially released, so we have to take everything we’ve heard about it with a healthy dose of skepticism. However, if Nintendo’s upcoming system does indeed feature a form of DLSS technology, it should be more appealing to folks who aren’t die-hard Nintendo fans.

Supposed photos of the Joy-Cons for Nintendo Switch 2 leak on social media, revealing a new special feature of the console. Fans of the company are eagerly awaiting the announcement of the video game.

The latest Nintendo Switch 2 leak making the rounds on the internet has given gamers the best look yet of the purported new Joy-Con. In new leaked images, the the Joy-Con appear to feature a sensor that looks a lot like the optical sensors found on computer mice,

The Nintendo community has been progressively losing its mind amid a torrent of Switch 2 leaks over the holiday break. With Nintendo maintaining its silence on its next console — even as photos purporting to be of final hardware and internal components emerge and more and more questions get answers — the community has been doing things like getting into heated debates about the merits of 8nm versus 5nm microchip manufacturing processes (a subject that everyone involved was definitely an expert in).