It is possible that the Nintendo Switch 2, or at the very minimum the future to the normal Nintendo Switch, has just leaked online. In the case of a leaked Nintendo system, we imply that something has appeared that shows evidence of not merely a newer Nintendo device, but particularly a followup to the Nintendo Switch. Not yet known is what the console’s nickname will be or how it will appear, when it will launch the price for it or anything else that would be really important to know. Having said that, it seems as if we have solid evidence to back up claims that a follow-up to the Nintendo Switch is in development and may not be too far away from being released.
NVN2
The NVIDIA DLSS Source Code, containing the word “NVN2,” has sparked the latest round of conjecture. What is the significance of this? Well, the term “NVN” is often adopted to allude to the Nintendo Switch. An additional “2” following this implies a new, distinct device and, in this case, a follow-up to the Nintendo Switch, which was released in 2017.
NVIDIA DLSS Source Code Leaked https://t.co/5n2yJ7q9ic pic.twitter.com/X8m0p8s4uN
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Sadly, this is the only information that can be gleaned from the files. Some people believe this means a launch date is just a few of years ahead at the most, and this is a legitimate assumption to make, but it is still merely guesswork.
For the time being, treat everything presented here — the supposition as well as the leak that sparked the supposition — with a grain of salt. Although there is little space for disagreement with the assertions and findings that have been derived after this leak, it does not alter the reality that everything presented here is unauthorized and susceptible to revision. Nintendo, as you would imagine, has made no public statements about any of this at this time. If anything shifts, we’ll make the necessary updates to the report, but don’t anticipate Nintendo to modify its policy of quiet in the wake of this breach and the ensuing conjecture.
