The Nintendo Switch has been revealed, with more to come April 2. Here's what's confirmed and what we're still guessing at.

Thursday's teaser trailer for the Switch 2 made it abundantly clear that the upcoming console will be quite a bit larger than the original Switch that came before it. But Nintendo is still being coy ...

Maybe Nintendo is making some extra attachments, hardware, or peripherals for the Switch 2? Maybe a camera of sorts that tracks your movements while the system is docked? Maybe a peripheral that ...

But it could potentially be used to connect new accessories, like a camera or even a second screen. Switch 2 is bigger than its predecessor; Nintendo didn’t give dimensions, but an 8-inch screen ...

or that relied on certain IR camera functionality. This would potentially affect games like Nintendo Labo, 1/2 Switch, and reload functionality in Resident Evil Revelations. The size difference ...

The IR camera isn't new to the Switch consoles ... Compared to the OG Switch model, the bezel on the Switch 2 is much smaller, and closer to that of the OLED's. That makes sense — bigger ...

like its infrared camera on one of the Joy-Cons that can measure heart rate and track finger movement. Will the Switch 2 have a new standout feature that's equally whimsical and surprising?

The top port will make the Switch 2 much more convenient to charge during handheld play and could even pave the way for some quirky accessories in the vein of the Game Boy Color Camera.

Nintendo Switch 2 is finally confirmed. After literal years of unverified rumors, dubious leaks and copious amounts of online speculation, Nintendo has lifted the lid on its next-generation ...