Numerama reported that Genki’s stand at CES 2025 in Las Vegas showcased 2 mock-ups of the Switch 2 and videos of the console that align with previous rumors about the new console’s features.

This flipping of the script comes via an interview a Genki representative has given to GameSpark, which has since been translated by Automaton. Rather than being based on an actual Switch 2 model ...

This is in contrast to the original Nintendo Switch ... a U-shaped stand, a big improvement over its flimsy predecessor. Furthermore, these Joy-Cons, seemingly manufactured by Genki, have rails ...

That’s what happened this week at CES, where accessory manufacturer Genki is showing off its upcoming Switch 2 accessories — and an alleged mockup of the Switch 2 itself. French outlet ...

Genki is also displaying what it claims to be a genuine replica of the Switch 2. The company apparently created a mock-up of the Switch 2 as a stand-in to show how Genki's accessories, including a ...

Genki Switch 2 accessories revealed alongside physical console replica This ‘reveal’ comes thanks to Genki — a pretty well-known accessories manufacturer in the gaming space — that has not ...

It turns out their ‘real’ mockups and demos were based on the same rumors that were already going around. After last week’s hype and hysteria over the Switch 2 demo Genki brought to CES, the ...

Genki showcased a physical replica of the Nintendo Switch 2 at CES 2025, hinting at potential design features. The alleged Switch 2 design appears larger with Joy-Cons that detach by pulling them ...

Accessory manufacturer Genki has well and truly stuck its middle finger up to Nintendo in recent days, opting to openly showcase its planned accessories for the as-yet unannounced 'Switch 2 ...

In the video, Genki says the mockup is based on a Switch 2 console it had access to, and the company included a signup form on its website for customers to get more information as it's released.

Nintendo still isn't ready to officially reveal any details about the Switch 2 (beyond a brief mention of backward compatibility in November). But that hasn't stopped gaming accessory maker Genki ...