Nintendo is reportedly planning a regional hardware revision of the next-generation Switch 2 to include a replaceable battery, starting with Europe in response to EU repair and battery regulations.

The change aims to modify specifications for easy battery replacement, with potential expansion to Japan and the United States if consumer awareness about the right to repair grows.

Reports from Nikkei, via NintendoEverything, suggest redesigns to both the tablet portion and the Joy-Con controllers to provide access to removable lithium batteries.

Final Weapon’s review lauds Pokopia as an engaging title with activities like artifact hunting, island decoration, and meeting Pokémon, contributing to strong reception.

Official confirmation is pending, and readers are advised to await an official announcement.

Crimson Desert has sold around 2 million copies in under a day, signaling strong initial demand despite mixed reviews citing performance issues.

Sales for Crimson Desert are reported near 2 million in the first 24 hours, underscoring strong momentum despite a buggy state noted by reviews.

Reports circulate that Chuck Norris, a Hollywood icon, has died at 86, alongside ongoing internet jokes about retroactive death claims.

The Handheld Mode Boost feature is a software update rather than a hardware revision.

Nintendo President Shuntaro Furukawa notes profitability depends on exchange rates, tariffs, and component procurement, with efforts to improve procurement amid memory shortages.

A software update coincides with rumors, adding 1080p upscaling in handheld mode for older games, while Pokémon Pokopia is highlighted as a notable upcoming title.

Nintendo has not officially confirmed the revised model or release timing; details remain uncertain and could see a global rollout later if regulatory pressure or demand expands.