A new report claims Nintendo Switch 2 dev kits don't have 4K output, which might mean the final consumer models won't either.

According to Tom Henderson of Insider Gaming, Switch 2 dev kits have arrived with a lack of 4K output. This comes from a developer during GDC (Game Developers Conference) in March and through emails, with Henderson stating that at least "some of the dev kits" don't support the resolution.

A new Nintendo Switch 2 rumor suggests that the console won't feature 4K output at launch - if the reported dev kits are anything to go by.

The Mario-maker offered a sneak peek of its highly anticipated new console in January after a series of leaks, but the official detailed unveiling is set to take place Wednesday.

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Rumors suggest that Nintendo Switch 2 pre-orders will open April 2, with the official Switch launch coming in June.

It's been months since the announcement, but Nintendo is finally giving a closer look at the Switch 2. A Nintendo Direct stream starts April 2 at 9:00 a.m. ET that will reveal new details about the upcoming system.

Right now, the main things we know about the Switch 2 hardware that distinguish it from the original Switch are that it's bigger and has more horsepower inside. The widespread expectation is that it will be roughly as powerful as a PlayStation 4 Pro or maybe even a Steam Deck, possibly with the ability to upscale games to 4K using DLSS technology.

Nintendo's first big Switch 2 Direct is finally here. It's a long presentation, and I expect to learn a lot about the new console.