Forget the PS5, it's the Nintendo Switch 2 that could come out faster than we all thought – here's why

The Nintendo Switch has been a phenomenal success story for the Japanese gaming master over the last 16 months, hurting critics and gamers with its clever hardware and impressive selection of Nintendo Switch games.

He was so popular that he now holds the record for the fastest video game console of all time.

However, it seems that the first rumors and leaks of the Nintendo Switch 2 are turning now, and – just like the Sony PS5 – Switch could be launched much earlier than everyone else in the industry.

This is because Atul Goyal, the Wall Street's most bullish Wall Street badyst, has drastically reduced his forecasts for the Big N stock price, a move that predicts the slow-down.

"Switch's market expectations, as evidenced by the stock price, have gone from robust growth to no-growth in three months," said Goyal, before adding that He thought the "The short-term market is right on Nintendo (for a change) and may not be growing in hardware sales."

Now, it's interesting, all the more that Nintendo has long been rumored to launch a smaller and simplified Nintendo Switch Mini in 2019.

If Sales of the Nintendo As the Goyal Report says, Switch is a term used to describe slowed growth and Potentially flat, the Big N could be forced to launch the Nintendo Switch 2 tracking system sooner than expected.

This move would not only renew enthusiasm among players for the portable gaming platform, but would also keep its famous bearish investors as well.

Few details have emerged up to here on exactly what next Nintendo Switch console is going to be called, or ho w it's going to be specced. However, rumors of a smaller and simplified system combining wireless Bluetooth functionality for gaming headsets and peripherals, as well as an internal hardware and screen bump have proliferated for months .

One thing is certain, however, it's been a long time years ago, games like Super Mario Odyssey and The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild were rewriting the rulebook and showing players just how much they had need a Nintendo Switch console.

Of course, there are still some good titles coming out of the system, like Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus, but there's no way to escape the fact that the flow of great exclusive games AAA has been considerably dried up in 2018, so Nintendo could help reinvigorate the platform with a new piece of technology that really reminds players why they fell in love with the Switch in the first place.

A Nintendo Switch lighter, thinner and more powerful with a new connectivity highly sought after features? We would like that.

Via: Nintendo Life