As promised, Nintendo has updated a bunch of Switch games to support the Switch 2. Unlike Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom, these don't cost a dime. Just install them on your new console when it arrives, and enjoy next-gen enhancements.

The Nintendo Switch 2 is launching at a price of $449. There is a limited-time bundle that includes Mario Kart World that costs $499 (which, considering the game itself will retail for $79.99, is a good deal if you plan to buy Mario Kart anyway.)

The Nintendo Switch 2 has officially hit shelves, and preorders are arriving on eager gamers' doorsteps this week. Having been lucky enough to snag a Best Buy preorder back in April, my partner and I burned the midnight oil testing the long-awaited console. Here are my initial thoughts.