Nintendo Switch 2
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The Nintendo Switch 2 (ニンテンドースイッチ2), codenamed Ounce, is a Nintendo video game console and successor to the original Nintendo Switch released in 2025. The console itself shares a number of distinct features from its predecessor, such as different Joy-Con connectors and an unspecified port at the top of the system, close to its respective game card slot. It is also backwards compatible with most Nintendo Switch titles and support for the Nintendo Switch Online service, including Sega Mega Drive - Nintendo Switch Online.
Overview
Sega support
During the initial announcement on January 16, 2025; no third-parties, including Sega, announced any exclusive games for the system. However, Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, a game licensed by Sega (at the time, Sega Games), appears as a confirmed title through backwards compatible for the device due to Sonic's respective artwork from the game being featured in one of the official website backgrounds at the bottom right.[1]
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List of Sega games for the Nintendo Switch 2
TBA
References
- ↑ https://www.nintendo.com/successor/assets/img/en-us/l-about-bg.webp (Wayback Machine: 2025-01-16 13:05)
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