The Nintendo Switch 2 console will have backwards compatibility with many of its predecessor's titles, but not every game will be part of the transition, though. Along with the reveal of hardware details and upcoming games, the company has shared a list of titles that players won't be able to enjoy on the new system.

Nintendo Switch 2 is a beefier version of the first console, but its backward compatibility has a few unexpected caveats.

And the below chart really tells the story: more often than not, last-gen games should run without any problems when the Switch 2 hits shelves on June 5th. Even titles that we assumed might be fully incompatible — Ring Fit Adventure,

While the Switch 2 is backwards compatible with original Switch games - and some are even receiving an upgrade - there

We've known for a few months now that the Nintendo Switch 2 will support backward compatibility for older Nintendo Switch games, and as of today's presentation, we also know that some Switch games will get special Switch 2 Editions that add new features and support higher resolutions and other features.

Nintendo's Switch 2 launches June 5 for $449.99, featuring 4K support, upgraded storage, and multiplayer improvements.

Wondering which Nintendo Switch to buy in 2025? We compare the Switch 2, Switch OLED, and the original Switch in terms of design, performance, display, battery life, and value to help you decide.

The Nintendo Direct focusing on the Switch 2 airs on April 2, and these are the questions we need Nintendo to answer.

The Nintendo Switch 2 is coming in 2025. Here are all of the confirmed details, rumors and speculation regarding the upcoming console.