The Nintendo Switch 2 is coming out in a slightly tougher climate than its predecessor for a lot of folk, so it's good to hear Nintendo is focusing on the "affordability" that it's often known for with its hardware.
Nintendo has finally and properly shown off its next console, with only a few more bits of information attached. We know it's still a hybrid handheld system, playable on-the-go or on the big screen.
We know it'll play existing Nintendo Switch games. We know joy-cons latch on magnetically (and they might even have mouse-like functionality.) And we know a Mario Kart sequel is speeding onto the console.
But we don't know much else, including the console's price or launch lineup that'll probably be revealed in the upcoming Nintendo Direct scheduled for April 2.
During a Q&A call after Nintendo's latest financial results, company president Shuntaro Furukawa thankfully offered some insight.