 Today we're going to talk about 6 different games that are being rumored and leaked out there for Nintendo Switch 2 and believe it or not, there's this idea floating out that Switch 2 might not have joy cons which is very weird as that is one of the defining features of Nintendo Switch. But hey, don't take it from me. Before we dive in, I just gotta let you know about today's sponsor. The Ugreen Revo Pro 210 is your one stop solution for your USB-C expansion needs. As a content creator who often has to take his work on the go, it's important to me to be able to expand my laptop interfacing options so I can hook up multiple external monitors, ethernet, and even a slew of USB-C devices. It's even useful at home when I want to switch out from my Mac Studio to my Windows laptop for work purposes. 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So that is pretty interesting to me. The more I think about Sega games coming to Switch 2, the more I think it just sort of makes sense. Yeah, it's a rumor, but it's one that just seems logical. Sega and Nintendo work very well together. So hey, we're going to get these 5 games. Now, the one I'm most excited about is Shinobi. I've always enjoyed the Shinobi franchise, so getting more of that, on a next-gen Nintendo platform just seems wonderful to me. These games are going to be on other platforms as well, but still pretty cool. Now, the next game we're going to talk about is actually more exciting to me. Not because it won't be a multi-platform game, but because it's going to be there around, if not day one on Nintendo Switch 2. Ooh baby, what are we talking about? Well, you see when we go over to Family Board, it's here we have this user named Milo, and he says the new Spyro will be a Nintendo Switch 2 launch title, or at least a launch window. Now you might go, who the heck is Milo? Why do we care what he has to say? Well, that's a fair question. And from what I could tell, he is somebody who works in the industry. He's been at the Game Awards 2023 after-party, which is just for industry people. So look, I don't know a whole lot about him, but everyone over at Family Board seems to think that he's pretty legit. So we're just kind of rolling with that. I guess we'll find out when the Switch 2 comes out. Now, Spyro to me, I have a love-hate relationship with many games I have liked from the franchise. Then there's been some I haven't. And the weird thing is, there's rumors that Toys for Bob has been closed and everyone's been laid off, but then there's counter rumors saying, no, they just closed the studio, but everyone still works there. They're just working remotely. I don't know what to believe, right? There's so many rumors and leaks and Xbox is really hard to trust with anything, so who the hell knows? Now, the last thing though, and this is to me, is maybe the most interesting conversation point is the controllers for the Nintendo Switch 2. Now, I've been working under the presumption the whole time we were going to get updated new versions of the joy cons, maybe more ergonomics, so we don't need to use grips, but it was going to be something that made a lot of sense. And for some reason, we now have reports out there saying that, well, that might not be the case. Now, this is just informed speculation, call it a prediction. We're not going to say this is a leak or rumor, but Nathan Haight and Digital Foundry on Nathan Haight's podcast had a very long conversation about this idea that Nintendo Switch 2 will not have joy cons, which just seems baffling to me because you get rid of instant multiplayer, you get rid of tabletop mode. I don't really like it, but then you also look at it as Nathan Haight said, well, they could pack a pro controller in, and I'm sitting here looking at my Switch like, okay, so you have this and then you grab a controller, you throw it in, is that really so bad? No, but is that really like Nintendo to remove functionality that made Switch a Switch and then have to put an extra controller in? Ah man, I don't know. It's one of the differentiating factors that separates Switch from a lot of these other handheld platforms out there. I don't know that I actually believe that Nintendo would just throw away the idea of joy cons. Many of you might want them to go that route though. They didn't do it with the Nintendo Switch Lite, so we can't just say it's impossible. I just think it's unlikely Nintendo would ever go that route. But you know what, this is why we have these conversations, because you guys can let me know what you want, what you think down in the description, and you can let me know what you want with these games as well down in the description. So I'm gonna throw the conversation to you. What do you think? And I'll catch you in the next video.