If you weren't able to secure a Nintendo Switch 2 preorder, there will still be plenty of ways to get one at launch on June 5th.

A new Nintendo Direct would give the company an opportunity to offer similar updates to its upcoming Switch 2 games. Donkey Kong: Bananza is due for release in July, with Drag X Drive also expected this Summer. Nintendo Switch 2 versions of Pokémon Legends Z-A and Metroid Prime 4: Beyond are also due this year, with no confirmed release dates.

So unless lack of VRR leads to screen tearing issues, Nintendo would rather focus on the oddly endearing functions of its new handheld. Much like the original Switch, there are a few hidden features that Nintendo has in store when the Switch 2 launches June 5. We’ll be sure to add more once we finally have the console in hand.