The Japanese gaming giant predicts sales of 15 million of the new machines in their first year, and it managed 3.5 million in the first few days after hitting stores earlier this month.

And now that the Switch 2 is finally in people’s hands, we’re covering every aspect of the device. That includes new features like GameChat along with peripherals like the updated Pro Controller, as well as major game releases ranging from Mario Kart World to major updates for The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild and Fortnite.

While the company is known for making bold decisions in its consoles, it has opted to play a little safer with the Nintendo Switch 2. Though there are a couple of new features, for the most part the Switch 2 is a more powerful Switch, and that's not a bad thing.