Several sources have obtained new details about the Nintendo Switch 2 specs, release date window, and support for backward compatibility.

It’s no secret the Mario maker has been relying on lots of ports, remasters, and remakes in recent years to pad its lineup. Improved versions of Wii U exclusives have become some of the best games on Switch,

A new set of leaks for the Nintendo Switch 2 highlight some of its specifications, dimensions, launch timeline, and backwards compatibility.

The first leak from comes from a popular Nintendo message board called Famiboards and the user LiC, which dug into shipments and customs data between Nintendo, NVIDIA and other companies. Their finding suggest the Switch 2 would have 12GB of RAM with 2x 6GB LPDDR5X modules. The RAM would offer a 7,500MT/s transfer have 256GB of UFS 3.1 storage.

If it’s all true, then it suggests a new handheld console that’ll still be technologically “behind” the current-gen big boy consoles, but able to offer graphics that are darned close. It’s suggested a Switch 2 will be able to do 4K when docked, boosted by that Tegra T239 which is a teeny powerhouse mobile chip.

Nintendo President Shuntaro Furukawa revealed some exciting Switch 2 news this week including a release window and backwards compatibility. Here's what you need to know.