A new look at the Nintendo Switch 2 dock has arrived today, thanks to some new pictures shared by a known leaker.
The new pictures, which have been shared online by the Xiahongshu forums user who obtained a CAD model of the console last year as reported on the Famiiboards forums, provide a new look at the console's dock, highlighting some of the changes over the current dock, including what looks like a grid on the base of the dock, which suggests a change in the cooling and air intake over the current model.
Following the console's long-awaited reveal last month, Nintendo has kept pretty silent about its new system and will likely continue to do so until the April 2nd Nintendo Direct. According to a former Nintendo employee, the event won't only go over the Nintendo Switch 2 features that were briefly teased in the reveal trailer, but will also likely confirm the console's release date, which is speculated to be sometime in June for a few reasons, so there's the chance that we won't have to wait much longer to learn when it will finally launch worldwide.
The Nintendo Switch 2 launches this year. We will keep you updated on it as soon as possible, so stay tuned for all the latest news.
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