Nintendo Switch 2 can accept Switch 1 cartridges and other improvements

New rumors are emerging all the time surrounding Nintendo's next release: the Nintendo Switch 2. And with speculation and leaks emerging every week, gamers are eager for details about what the video game giant has in store for the next generation of its hybrid console. According to recent information from the Japanese website Bilibili, the Nintendo Switch 2 will maintain the Japanese company's tradition of ensuring compatibility with previous generation controllers. This means players can continue using their existing Joy-Cons and Pro Controllers, providing a smooth transition to the new hardware. Another news is that the original Nintendo Switch cartridges will be fully compatible with the Nintendo Switch 2. This news is one of the best for owners of physical games, ensuring that their favorite titles will not become obsolete with the launch of the new console. Nintendo Switch 2 Enhancements The Nintendo Switch 2 Joy-Cons will receive several improvements. Between magnetic rails, metal SL and SR buttons, and a third side button, players will have more control options and an even more immersive gaming experience. The base of the console will also have surprises. The Switch 2 is expected to support 4K video output, promising a stunning visual experience when connected to the TV. Additionally, the inclusion of a rear support with shock absorber will ensure greater comfort during long gaming sessions. Better screen and other rumors One of the most notable changes will be to the Switch 2's screen, which is expected to be expanded to 8 inches and have a resolution of 1080p. This will mean a more immersive and visually stunning gaming experience for users. Other rumors suggest that the Switch 2 could offer new features and gameplay innovations, in keeping with Nintendo's tradition of creating unique and captivating gaming experiences. Full details are yet to come, but these rumors and leaks surrounding the Nintendo Switch 2 have left us quite pleased. What would you like to see on the Nintendo Switch 2?