Nintendo fans have long been anticipating the announcement of the successor to the popular Nintendo Switch console. While Nintendo has not made any official statements regarding the matter, a new wave of rumors circulating on Twitter has caught the attention of fans. As with any rumors surrounding the next iteration of the Switch, it is advisable to approach them with caution and skepticism. Speculations about the next Nintendo console have circulated for years, and it's important not to get overly hopeful whenever the term "Switch 2" is mentioned.
These recent rumors primarily originate from a Twitter account named @NWeedle. The account claims that development kits for the new console have arrived in Spain. Additionally, they liked a YouTube video suggesting that developers are using the pro controller with the devkit instead of the standard controllers to prevent leaks. If these claims are true, it suggests that we may be nearing an official announcement. While it's important not to prioritize one country's involvement over others, the presence of a devkit in Spain likely indicates that it has been distributed to Nintendo's partner studios. If this is the case, as stated by NWeedle, we may be in the final stages leading up to the console's presentation.
Leak Express:
— Nash Weedle “El Analista de Leaks” (@NWeedle) July 1, 2023
⚠️El kit de desarrollo de Switch 2 ha llegado a España.
Que un estudio español ya disponga del kit, frente a la política de secretismo de Nintendo, es un impulso en sus relaciones e indica que estamos en las últimas fases previas a la presentación de la consola. pic.twitter.com/E6JjUAAlEa
It is worth mentioning that NWeedle has previously leaked accurate information related to Nintendo, most notably the leak of Metroid Dread in May 2020. This track record adds some credibility to their latest leak. However, it is still important to approach the information with caution and not take it as confirmed.
Regardless, it does feel like we are approaching an announcement regarding a new Nintendo console. The original Nintendo Switch has been on the market for over six years, and fans have been eagerly anticipating a potential Pro model for quite some time. While Nintendo is unlikely to directly compete with the power of Microsoft and Sony's consoles, there is a growing sense that the Switch is falling behind technologically. While it may not be named the Nintendo Switch 2, it would be surprising if Nintendo does not announce a successor in the near future to address these concerns and provide an upgraded gaming experience.
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