After several weeks of keeping mum regarding the impending Switch 2, Nintendo has lastly ended their secrecy and unveiled their newest console in an entirely surprising manner.
As folks were eagerly anticipating details on the Switch 2, Nintendo surprisingly unveiled plans to launch another Game Boy model, this time in partnership with renowned toy manufacturer LEGO.
Instead of eagerly anticipating the formal unveiling of the Switch 2, fans were surprised by an unexpected partnership announcement. Instead, what they’ll be getting is the LEGO Game Boy, set to hit shelves in October 2025. This announcement comes close to the rumored release date for Pokemon Legends: Z-A.
Although the LEGO Game Boy may not be a console that many enthusiasts anticipate, it likely won’t play traditional Game Boy games in the same way as the original device. This is similar to the LEGO NES. However, some fans are optimistic that modders will step up and create a functional Game Boy from LEGO bricks shortly after its launch.
This product is designed for individuals who are both passionate about LEGO structures and Nintendo video game consoles. For those Nintendo enthusiasts who appreciate the consoles and their games but don’t enjoy assembling LEGO parts, they will have to stay tuned for the upcoming announcement of the Switch 2.
Many were content with Nintendo’s announcement, yet a significant number of comments on the X post express eagerness for an official update regarding the Switch 2.
Over the last few weeks, there have been rumors swirling online about the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2, as evidenced by newly registered accessory SKUs appearing in a GameStop retail store.
At the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) held in 2025, two prototypes of the upcoming device, referred to as the Switch 2, were exhibited. During this event, game accessory manufacturer Genki officially announced that the Switch 2 is set for release in April 2025.
There’s been no response from Nintendo regarding these rumors and theories, fueling the belief among fans that the leaked designs might indeed be the genuine appearance of the Nintendo Switch 2.
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