Many fans are anticipating the possible arrival of the Nintendo Switch 2 in 2025. The latest news that has caused a stir is the publication of a patent that could indicate the implementation of AI upscaling technology for Nintendo's new console.

Nintendo has a little under three months to officially reveal the successor to the Nintendo Switch, but the company has been almost completely mum to date besides acknowledging that it will play your current Switch games.

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 of space, while alleged leaks of a motherboard have fans debating just how powerful the new hardware might be.

Nintendo files a new patent with the US Patent and Trademark Office that describes multiple instances of AI-upscaling technology, presumably for Switch 2.

Nintendo has just filed a patent which confirms previous reports that its Switch successor will use AI upscaling. The patent mentions Nvidia's DLSS upscaling (Deep Learning Super Sampling), which allows the hardware to run games at a higher resolution using AI techniques.

A recent patent shows that the Switch 2 will likely use an Nvidia AI upscaling feature to improve resolutions and storage.

A patent from Nintendo suggests the Switch 2 will be able to upscale games from 1080p to 4K, allowing for smaller overall game sizes. The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your Inbox

A patent has been found that confirms a Nintendo super sampling technology that sounds like Nvidia's DLSS and PlayStation's PSSR. It is highly likely that it is planned for the Nintendo Switch 2 – something that has been rumoured for a while.

Everybody's desperate for Switch 2 news, and the leaks and rumors that have been percolating for years feel like they're about to boil over. Now, all the focus is on a patent Nintendo filed for an AI-based upscaling technology,

Nintendo Switch 2 leaks, although this time they’re accompanied by a fresh patent that suggests the console includes exciting new tech. Let’s start with the patent, filed July 2023 but published for the first time just this week.

New year, new Switch 2 leaks. While Nintendo's plans for its Switch successor remain officially under wraps, a patent from the company has surfaced detailing plans to use upscaling technology to cram games with up to 4K textures onto physical game cartridges.