Nintendo revealed this week that the Switch 2 will cost $450 in the US, and although that might seem like a lot at first blush, one prominent industry analyst argues that it's a fair price considering market conditions.

OK, obviously cameras are not a new innovation in console gaming, and Nintendo themselves have experimented with them before with the DSi and various other devices. But the moment the Switch 2 Direct’s video started showing how it intended to use a camera, everything started getting that notorious Ninty weirdness. I smiled big.

The company said Mario Kart World and Donkey Kong Bananza would be part of the early game lineup, also sharing details on the console’s technical upgrades.

Donkey Kong Bananaza, meanwhile, is slightly cheaper: £66.99 for a physical copy and £58.99 digital. There's the Nintendo Switch 2 Welcome Tour game too, which will cost 990 yen according to the Japanese website - that's around a fiver.

Nintendo unveiled new details on Wednesday about its hugely anticipated Nintendo Switch 2 gaming console, which will be the company's first new console

Nintendo Switch 2 is all set to come out this June 5, and fans are confused, to put it in one way. While scores online are thrilled, some can't seem to spot the difference between the two.

Night City is coming to Nintendo, with the news that Cyberpunk 2077 will be a Switch 2 launch title. Cyberpunk 2077 Ultimate Edition, to give it its full name, will be arriving on Switch 2 on 5th June. "We look forward to welcoming Nintendo players into the neon lights and firefights of Night City," the Cyberpunk 2077 team wrote on social media.

Nintendo announced that its upcoming Switch 2 console will be released on June 5 for $450, and it will have new games, like Mario Kart World, Kirby Air Riders and Donkey Kong Bonanza. The company also announced that some Nintendo Switch games will get free updates to improve playability on the upcoming console.