Videos showing the complete interface of the Nintendo Switch 2 have been leaked, although it is still not possible to test the games
Until then, the only things circulating are recordings of the operating system and screenshots of the first startup. The gaming experience, for now, remains on hold.
Confirmed launch games include:
The current block is related to firmware that Nintendo will release on launch day. Without that update, it's not possible to access playable content, not even in physical titles.
Until that happens, the leaks will continue to show only the aesthetic part of the system. The real performance and technical improvements remain a mystery.
Nintendo Switch 2 hasn't gone on sale yet, but there are already leaks showing what its system looks like. Just days before the official launch, videos have gone viral revealing its complete interface.
Some units are already in users' hands, although for now it's not possible to play any titles. A key update is still missing, which will only arrive with the day-one firmware.
The videos show details of the main menu and the initial setup sequence. While this isn't a total surprise, since Nintendo had already previewed part of the interface in its Nintendo Today app, now the complete system can be seen in operation.
The console still doesn't allow games to be loaded or access to the eShop. The official firmware isn't available yet, which blocks both Switch 2 titles and backward-compatible games from the first generation.
The global launch is confirmed for June 5. Despite the leaks, no media outlet or user can try out its games or provide reviews until Nintendo releases the corresponding update.