The 8-year-old Nintendo Switch is about to get a sequel, and we'll know a lot more on April 2. Nintendo revealed the Switch 2 via a several-minute-long YouTube trailer earlier this year that showed off the new console's contours and a single Mario Kart game but little else.

As Nintendo is set to move on to Switch 2, this seems like the last big Nintendo Direct for the original Switch, making the showcase something of a sendoff for the popular console. But at least two of the games Nintendo announced Thursday aren’t coming until 2026, indicating plenty of life still left in the current-gen console.