Developers have reportedly been told that Nintendo's next console won't launch until April 2025, GamesIndustry.biz president Chris Dring recently said. Podcast for publishing Talk about launch plans for the Switch successor. Nintendo confirmed in May that it would announce its next console in the current fiscal year, which runs through March 31, 2025.
“No developer I spoke to expected to launch this fiscal year,” Dring said. “They were told they were no longer there.” [laufenden] The fiscal year should be expected. Some people I've talked to are hoping it will be released in April or May, early next year, not later.
“I don’t think any of us want a delayed launch for Switch 2 because we all want a new Nintendo console, and everyone is very excited about it, and we don’t want Grand Theft Auto 6 and Switch and all these things on top of each other coming in.”
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Nintendo is still tight-lipped about the release of the Switch 2 – all that is known is the statement that it will be announced in March 2025 at the latest. The rumor mill is getting even more bubbly: the current rumors come from leaker PH Brazil, who has provided some correct information about the Switch 2 in the past. His current prediction? The Switch 2 should be presented in the next few weeks. Nintendo originally targeted the end of September, but now wants to move this point forward (perhaps to anticipate the announcement of the PS5 Pro in the same period). More information may follow in the next few days. It remains to be seen whether this will actually happen.

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