It seems like the new year has kicked off with even more leaks around Nintendo Switch 2, and this time, they’re regarding a new patent that indicates that the upcoming console will house exciting technology.

A report claims the Nintendo Switch 2 release date is set for March 28th - here's why the actual launch might happen much earlier.

The latest best guess for a Switch 2’s release date is March 28. This comes courtesy of Italian website Uagna, which claimed both first-party and third-party Switch 2 accessories will go on sale on that date. And why would you buy a console accessory if the machine itself isn’t available?

Nintendo is set to have a very busy 2025. With company president Shuntaro Furukawa confirming that Nintendo Switch 2 will be officially announced before the end of the financial year (that’s March 2025),

Leaks are heating up for the Nintendo Switch 2 ahead of its likely launch in spring 2025. With everything we know right now, it'll be surprising if Nintendo reveals any new details with the Switch 2's official launch announcement.

A new leak suggests that the highly anticipated successor to the Nintendo Switch will be released on March 28. The Italian publication UAGNA reports that this date will mark the beginning of the distribution of Nintendo Switch 2 accessories,

Nintendo Switch 2 motherboard leak reveals triple RAM capacity, ray tracing support, and custom NVIDIA chip, promising significant upgrade over original console.

Nintendo announced it would share details of the successor to the Switch by the end of the fiscal year, in other words before the end of March 2025. Speculation and rumours have been in overdrive since then with a handful of official announcements scattered in between them all.

Nintendo isn't one for following the herd, while its console competition already offers mid-cycle refreshes with the ninth-generation PlayStation 5 Pro, gamers worldwide are waiting for the company's own next-gen offering by way of the Nintendo Switch 2.