
A purported Nintendo Switch 2 logo has surfaced online, potentially confirming the console's official name. Rumors and leaks surrounding Nintendo's next-generation console have been circulating since early 2024, when President Shuntaro Furukawa acknowledged its existence. A pre-March 2025 unveiling is anticipated, with a launch expected later this year.
The timing of the release has been widely speculated since Furukawa's May 2024 announcement, but Nintendo has remained largely silent. While the name "Nintendo Switch 2" isn't definitively confirmed, most leaks point towards it. Many also suggest a design similar to the original Switch, hinting at a direct successor strategy.
Comicbook reports a logo leak shared on Bluesky by Universo Nintendo's Necro Felipe. The logo closely resembles the original Switch logo, featuring stylized Joy-Cons above "Nintendo Switch," with the only notable addition being a "2" beside the Joy-Cons. This seemingly validates the commonly used "Nintendo Switch 2" moniker.
However, verification is pending, and some remain skeptical. Nintendo's history includes consoles with names vastly different from their predecessors (e.g., Wii U), leading some to believe a different naming convention might be employed. The Wii U's unconventional name is speculated to have negatively impacted sales, potentially prompting a more straightforward approach for the Switch 2.
Existing leaks seem to corroborate the logo and name, but gamers should remain cautious until official confirmation. Recent social media activity hints at a potentially earlier-than-expected reveal.