Nintendo has unveiled the successor to its Nintendo Switch video game console.
A first-look trailer for the console opens with the original Nintendo Switch, then shows the design change to showcase the new look and features of the Nintendo Switch 2.
Highlights include a larger and updated look, a U-shaped kickstand and magnetically-connected Joy-Con controllers.
The trailer features footage of a new Mario Kart game playing on the console.
The Nintendo Switch 2 will play Nintendo Switch 2 exclusive games, as well as physical and digital Nintendo Switch titles. Not all Nintendo Switch games will be compatible with the new console.Nintendo will share more about the Nintendo Switch 2 during a Nintendo Direct presentation April 2.
The company will also hold Nintendo Switch 2 Experience events in New York City, Los Angeles, Paris, London, Tokyo and other cities around the world to allow players to check out the console first-hand.
Nintendo has not announced a price for the Nintendo Switch 2.
