The latest leak comes from a Famiboard user named fwd-bwd. They claim to have seen a post on a Chinese message board from a line worker who claims to be working on manufacturing Nintendo's next console. They claim the system has entered full production, with each worker expected to make 1000 units per day.

The purportedly leaked information, if accurate, shows that the design won't change much, but there are major hardware upgrades inside.

According to a new leak, Nintendo has started production on the Switch 2, which might also be the console's official name.

Official news on the Nintendo Switch 2 remains elusive beyond Nintendo confirming it’s working on a follow-up to its wildly popular home console/handheld hybrid system. But our wait for a first glimpse at Nintendo’s next-gen hardware may be over thanks to a new leak.

Images of what looks like the next Nintendo console are leaked online, giving gamers a possible glimpse at the upcoming Switch successor.

Two leaked photos of the Switch successor have appeared online, followed by mock-ups of what the final design might be

If you listen closely, it feels like you can hear the jingle of plastic and metal for Nintendo’s next console as its manufactured and assembled in faraway factories. You can almost sense its launch lineup coming into focus as the company’s developers prepare to put their finishing touches on whimsical new experiments.

Although Nintendo has yet to unveil its Switch successor, a couple of games are already supposedly slated to launch on the new system.