Here to provide the technical rundown of it all are the experts over at Digital Foundry. The tech wizards recently dug into a patent suggesting that Switch 2 will utilise 4K AI upscaling technology, ...

It’s finally 2025 and Switch 2 speculation is hitting a new fever pitch. A new patent published this week shows how Nintendo could use AI-upscaling to make new games look better without taking up tons ...

Another day, another 'Switch 2' leak, folks! This one comes from respected accessibility/cultural consultant Laura Kate Dale, who has posted what looks to be a fresh image of the upcoming ...

At this point, I'm convinced that Nintendo fans might spontaneously combust if we don't get any official Switch 2 news at some point soon, because yet another leaked image has apparently surfaced ...

As noted by Laura Kate Dale, the patent lists an example where the system can be used to "explicitly to reduce overall game sizes" to fit a modern game onto "smaller capacity physical media", like ...

AI is making its way into every walk of life, including our games, and with a Nintendo Switch 2 announcement now possibly ...

According to a post made by Laura Kate Dale on BlueSky, the patent lists an example in which the system can be used to "reduce overall game sizes" to fit them onto "smaller capacity physical media ...

Leaker Laura Kate Dale recently posted images of the Nintendo Switch 2 dock on X, brought to her by a trusted source. The image features the back of the dock, which more or less lines up with ...

Laura Kate Dale – LauraKBuzz (@laurakbuzz.bsky.social) 2025-01-07T10:48:36.384Z As with all of the leaks we’ve seen lately, readers are advised to take this one with a grain of salt.

On January 1, gaming industry consultant Laura Kate Dale spotted a patent from Nintendo published on New Year’s Eve. The patent appears to describe how Nintendo plans to use AI upscaling to ...

The patent dates from July 2023 but was only made public this week. Laura Kate Dale, an industry consultant, posted on Bluesky: "The most interesting piece of this is that one example use case ...