T he fact that Cyberpunk 2077 could barely even run on a PS4 at launch, and now it’s available on a handheld console, is unbelievable. It runs an awful lot better on Switch 2 th

We went from anxiously waiting for the Nintendo Switch 2 launch this month to the console now being out for over a week. While Nintendo Switch 2 restocks haven’t exactly been hard to come by, 3.5 million units have already been sold. The console is a hit, and like those millions of people, I’ve been spending time with Nintendo’s latest system.

Now, five years later, the Switch 2 is similarly offering a less than jaw-dropping jump (if still a much needed one). Except, instead of bringing the forefront of what can be done to your living room and on the go,

After spending a considerable amount of time testing Cyberpunk 2077 on Nintendo Switch 2, and comparing it to the experience on Steam Deck, the results will probably surprise you.

Nintendo Switch games that haven't received patches are still getting performance and loading boosts across the board on Switch 2.

Backward compatibility is one of the Nintendo Switch 2’s strongest features. The console supports most existing Nintendo Switch titles, allowing you to continue enjoying your current library without interruptions. Additionally, several games have been optimized for the new hardware, offering improved graphics and enhanced performance.

IO Interactive's Hitman: World of Assassination trilogy is a modern classic, and the Nintendo Switch 2 version (£54.99), called the Signature Edition, puts all maps and missions from each of the three games plus the roguelike-ish Freelancer mode into one package.

Nintendo's Switch 2 is sleek and simple to use, but also comes with expensive games and some ergonomic concessions. If those bother you, the Steam Deck may still be the way to go.

Discover how the Nintendo Switch 2 sets a new standard with advanced features, modularity, and improved repairability for gamers.

Amazon just dropped stock - From specs and price to where the console is in stock, here’s your rolling coverage of the Nintendo Switch 2