Nintendo president Shuntaro Furukawa has addressed potential Switch 2 shortages at launch, and is aiming to meet high demand.

Company president Shuntaro Furukawa was recently asked what the Mario maker is doing to ensure a smooth launch of the Switch 2 and avoid the shortages that initially plagued the original hardware back in 2017.

First-party games like Mario Kart and Metroid Prime could be joined by some absolute belters from the likes of Microsoft and Atlus.

The president of Nintendo says Switch sales will continue as long as there’s demand, but dwindling sales suggests that won't be for long.

Although we don’t have an official trailer for Mario Kart 9 yet, fans believe the Switch 2 reveal gave us a sneak peek at the game.

Making loads of Nintendo Switch 2 units, it seems. Last year, Nintendo stressed the importance of manufacturing enough Switch 2 consol

One analyst has claimed Nintendo may have "overestimated" the Switch's popularity this late into the life cycle, as fans have been waiting for Switch 2

Wind Waker and Twilight Princess, Super Mario Galaxy 2, and Metroid Prime 2 and 3 would be great launch games for Switch 2.