According to the information expressed in the Nate the Hate podcast, the presentation will focus only on the device itself and the games will be shown later, probably in late February or early March.
According to insiders, Nintendo is taking a two-phase approach similar to the original Switch announcement in 2016: first a trailer focusing on the hardware, followed by a full reveal with game demos and release date information.
A new version of Mario Kart is expected to be among the launch games, and a 3D Mario game could also be released by the end of the year.
Rumors have already appeared on the Internet about the appearance and technical specifications of the console. Leaks suggest that the Switch 2 will once again be powered by NVIDIA hardware.
Source: Ferra
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