Nintendo updates the selection of games available through its Switch Online subscription service to include three more SNES titles.

If the sequel system is stronger than the original Switch, some recent gems could make their way to the console

Nintendo has finally revealed the Switch 2 — but it didn’t reveal everything. Even still, the new console looks pretty much like a bigger, more refined Switch. Sure, that’s the straightforward and expected move from Nintendo. But it’s also exactly what I’ve been waiting for.

The issue really being that the Switch from 2017 has shown its age, and its successor should be held to the same standard as other modern consoles. With the move to higher performing hardware and the popularity of digital marketplaces,

The Nintendo Switch 2 could bring back a Wii feature and upgrade it, if a new Nintendo patent is any indicator.

Despite the hype surrounding the Switch 2, some analysts predict the launch may fall in line with Nintendo's worst-selling console, the WiiU.

Details of what the Nintendo Switch 2 can actually do are somewhat scare at the moment, but there's one thing it could do to surpass the first Switch.