<ul><li>Nintendo unveils the Switch 2 after a seven-year gap, priced at $450 for platforms and $80 for games.</li><li>Named Switch 2 without much innovation, it competes with Valve's Steam Deck.</li><li>Switch 2 boasts 4K HDR graphics, 60 FPS on TV, and 120 FPS at 1080p, an upgrade from the old Switch.</li><li>Nintendo focuses on system redesign and features like Joy-Con controllers with mouse functionality.</li><li>New social and chat features present, but room for improvement in clarity and usability.</li><li>System supports up to 12 people for voice chat, screen sharing, and video chat with a USB-C camera.</li><li>GameShare feature allows sharing games among Nintendo Switch 2 users, enhancing multiplayer experiences.</li><li>Compatibility with GameCube games like The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker promises nostalgic gaming.</li><li>Innovative games showcased, like Drag x Drive for players in wheelchairs, offer unique gameplay experiences.</li><li>Overall, Nintendo Switch 2 presents improvements in hardware and features, but some details remain undisclosed.</li></ul>

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