"So the Japanese brand are quiet. "On the other hand, [Genki] told me that they were sure that the Nintendo Switch 2 - except for a few details - would look like this 3D prototype." Perhaps ...

During a Jan. 10 interview with Japanese gaming site Game*Spark at the ongoing Consumer Electronics Show (CES), a Genki representative admitted no one at the company has actually seen the Switch 2 ...

Genki showcased a mockup of the Switch 2 at CES. CEO Eddie Tsai confirmed details like magnetic Joy-Con and an optical sensor.. The upcoming Switch 2 is still slim enough to fit current dock, but ...

As reported by French language news outlet Numerama, video game peripheral maker Genki has set up a booth to show off their Switch 2 accessories at the trade show. And Genki grabbed everyone’s ...

The very nice demo video and what Genki actually tells the public indicates ... Famicom cartridges could run on either American or Japanese hardware, and Nintendo differentiated their cartridge ...

During this week's CES trades show in Las Vegas, reportedly-accurate models of Nintendo's under-wraps Switch 2 were shown off by accessories manufacturer Genki. Several images and videos of this ...

But Genki has nothing to worry about because they’ve never signed any papers with Nintendo, no confidentiality agreement, no NDA. So, the Japanese brand is in the clear." "In previous reports ...

Genki has also shared the system requirements for the new PC release of Tokyo Xtreme Racer. The minimum requirements to run the game at 1080p with Low graphics settings will be an Intel Core i7 ...

These details primarily stem from Switch accessories manufacturer Genki, which is currently attending ... but it’s becoming apparent that the Japanese gaming giant might want to reveal the ...

Genki says it’s able to show off these units because it isn’t an official partner of Nintendo and therefore doesn’t have a contract with the Japanese tech giant. Preceding all of this are ...

In a report to the Japanese branch of CNET, Nintendo says: “The gaming hardware that Genki is claiming to be Nintendo hardware at CES is unofficial and was not provided to the company by ...