Players can combine these mouse controls with the control stick for menu navigation, and can easily revert to standard controls by lifting the controller off the surface.

This upgrade strategy signifies a notable trend in gaming, as Nintendo allows existing titles to receive Switch 2 Editions as paid upgrades.

Gamers who own the original Switch version of Hogwarts Legacy can upgrade to the Switch 2 version for just $10, making it an attractive option.

The Switch 2 will also feature a variety of third-party titles, including Cyberpunk 2077 and Street Fighter 6, enhancing its game library.

Nintendo has unveiled Joy-Con mouse controls for the Switch 2, allowing users to navigate the home screen with a cursor.

The original version of Hogwarts Legacy struggled with performance issues on the original Switch, including frame rate drops, but the Switch 2 aims to address these challenges.

Several existing Switch games, including 'Zelda: Breath of the Wild' and 'Super Mario Party Jamboree', are set to receive upgrades on the Switch 2.

In addition to these upgrades, a new PvP game titled 'Pokemon Champions' is in development, although its release date remains unspecified.

Speculation surrounds potential ports of major franchises like GTA VI and Call of Duty for the Switch 2, which would appeal to FPS fans.

The announcement of the Switch 2 has elicited mixed reactions, with some users surprised by the upgrade costs while others appreciate the affordability compared to purchasing new games.

These upcoming titles are significant new releases, showcasing Nintendo's commitment to delivering quality gaming experiences on the new console.

As the release date approaches, Nintendo has been gradually revealing changes through the new Nintendo Today app, with more information expected to emerge.