A new Nintendo Switch 2 leak has surfaced online, out of China, revealing our first look at the Nintendo Switch 2 Joy-Con controller.

It seems Dbrand is reasonably confident in its case, but we asked CEO Adam Ijaz to be sure. He says Dbrand has “actual dimensions” — not an educated guess — based on a “3D scan of the real hardware.” (When we asked how he knows that, Ijaz only said “Nice try, Nintendo. ”)

Nintendo still has not yet announced a concrete release date, but has confirmed that there will be a Switch successor in 2025. It also confirmed that there will be some level of backwards compatibility with the current-gen Switch, which is a wise move, considering that the install-base is quite large at this point.

The Switch 2 is a bigger handheld with a larger screen, but rumors hint we may have to wait far into 2025 to see it in person.

The gaming community is buzzing with speculation following a recent leak that allegedly reveals the design and features of the Nintendo Switch 2 Joy-Con

Potential Switch 2 dimensions leak online, suggesting that Nintendo's upcoming console will be much larger than its predecessor.

Nintendo has promised to reveal the successor to its incredibly successful Switch console before the end of the fiscal year in March 2025, and the last few days have seen a flurry of design leaks. Now,

The Nintendo Switch 2 is getting closer and closer, and more details keep emerging in a series of leaks giving gamers tantalising glimpses of the new console. The latest comes from case manufacturer Dbrand,