He reports this in a new episode of his podcast, which you can listen to below. NateDrake, also known as Nate the Hate, says he has heard from his sources that a new Switch system should be released in late 2022 or early 2023. According to the sources, it would not be a Pro version of the current Switch, but a successor with 4k capabilities, made possible via DLSS technology.
According to the insider, prominent developers would have received development kits for the new console late last year, and development kits are currently going to smaller studios. Some developers would be working on exclusive games for the console, others would consider porting PlayStation and Xbox games.
The insider also reports that the console does not offer backward compatibility at this time. However, this does not have to mean anything for the final release: it is possible that the final version contains software that makes it possible to play current Switch games.
While NateDrake has correctly leaked information related to Nintendo before, there have also been predictions made by him that have not come true. This mainly concerns rumors about a more powerful Switch console. When the announcement of the Switch Oled edition that is now available, this turned out not to be true. However, fans speculate that insiders speculating about a ‘Switch Pro’ earlier this year had obtained information about this new console, rather than the OLED edition.
Nintendo itself has not yet confirmed anything, but a few weeks ago it publicly indicated that then rumors about a new Switch turned out to be incorrect. That statement was made shortly before the launch of the OLED edition.
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