Nintendo officially announced the existence of the Nintendo Switch 2, following months of rumors that revealed all kinds of details about the console. However, Nintendo hasn't squashed all the rumors,

While Nintendo is staying tight-lipped on the price, analysts have estimated that the console will cost around $400. The original Nintendo Switch launched for $300 in 2017, though when adjusted for inflation is equivalent to around $388, making a $400 price point for the Switch 2 closer to its predecessor than it first appears.

Nintendo has shared further details about its plans to meet customer demand for Nintendo Switch 2. In a recent earnings call Q&A, Nintendo president Shuntaro Furukawa told investors that the initial demand would be based on the response of the Nintendo Direct on April 2, which would provide a "closer look" at Switch 2.

We are aware that inflation is currently rising and that the exchange rate environment has changed significantly since the launch of the Nintendo Switch in 2017. We also need to consider the affordable prices that customers expect from Nintendo products.

One former Nintendo developer says the Switch has been a huge success, but that Nintendo could be planning some surprises with the Switch 2 to help convince players to upgrade

Nintendo fans have a theory about the Nintendo Switch 2's black color scheme, suggesting it could mark a turning point for the company.

While the PlayStation 5 and Switch offer drastically different experiences, they both suffered from the same problem when they were first released.