A purported Nintendo Switch 2 logo has surfaced online, potentially confirming the console's official name. Speculation surrounding Nintendo's next-generation console has intensified since President Shuntaro Furukawa acknowledged its existence in early 2024. A pre-March 2025 unveiling is anticipated, with a later launch expected.
The timing of the Switch 2's release has been a frequent topic of discussion since Furukawa's May 2024 announcement, though Nintendo has remained largely silent. While the official name remains unconfirmed, most leaks and rumors point towards "Nintendo Switch 2." Many believe the console will retain a similar design to its predecessor, making a direct sequel branding logical.
According to Comicbook, a logo has appeared online. Shared on Bluesky by Universo Nintendo's Necro Felipe, the logo closely resembles the original Switch logo, featuring stylized Joy-Cons above the "Nintendo Switch" text. The key difference is the addition of "2" next to the Joy-Cons, seemingly confirming the widely used "Nintendo Switch 2" moniker.
Is it Really the Switch 2?
The logo's authenticity remains unverified, and some doubt the "Nintendo Switch 2" name. Nintendo's history includes consoles with names significantly different from their predecessors (e.g., Wii U). The Wii U's unconventional name is considered by some to have negatively impacted its sales, suggesting a more straightforward approach for the Switch 2.
Previous leaks generally support Felipe's logo and name, but gamers should treat all current rumors as unconfirmed until official confirmation. A recent social media post hints at a potentially imminent reveal.