The portable console, the successor to Nintendo's popular Switch, has yet to be announced. But if the leaked renders are the real deal, they show that the so-called Switch 2 will be very similar in design to the original, with some tweaks to the Joy-Con controllers and an additional USB-C port on the top of the system.

However, Youtuber Moore's Law is Dead reports that Nintendo decided to stick with Nvidia again due to concerns with battery life. According to a Eurogamer report, the Switch 2 will utilize the Nvidia Tegra T239 processor to power the handheld.

While a new Nintendo console might be looming on the horizon, that doesn’t mean people are done with the Nintendo Switch. The hybrid handheld console has an incredible library of games that includes indie classics and big name AAA titles alike.

According to a new leak, Nintendo is planning to announce the Switch 2 in early October and will charge $400 for the new console.

As the world awaits the reveal of the Switch 2, Nintendo has filed plans for a new mysterious device which includes a motion sensor.

Last week, photos of the Nintendo Switch 2 were possibly leaked and now tech experts are saying these are most likely real. A set of photos of the Nintendo Switch 2 first appeared on a Chinese website and started to go viral on Reddit and beyond.