The gaming world was set abuzz last month with the reveal of the Nintendo Switch 2, and now it seems a pivotal leak might confirm speculation about its game cartridges. Unlike its predecessor, which offered developers a range of cartridge sizes—including 8GB and 16GB—the Switch 2 might only feature a singular option: a hefty 64GB cartridge.

This intriguing development comes on the heels of a major security breach at Arc System Works, where hackers reportedly accessed a treasure trove of internal data. Among the many revelations, details emerged concerning the Nintendo Switch 2's cartridge specifications.

The Leak Breakdown: What We Know!

The leaked documents categorized the game formats for the Switch 2 as follows: - **[DL]** Digital game only - **[64GB]** Physical game card with full game - **[POTION]** A codename for a new game-key card.

This limited selection might push developers toward utilizing more game-key cards, as the sole physical cartridge size may be considered too pricey for many publishers.

Launch Timeline in Jeopardy?

In addition, the same hack suggested that the Nintendo Switch 2 was originally slated for a March launch. While specifics are scarce, this revelation adds another layer of mystery to the anticipated release.

Exclusive Game on the Horizon!

Adding to the excitement, the breach hinted that Arc System Works is working on a special title for the Nintendo Switch 2, codenamed 'Watari.' Expected to debut in November 2025, this game will reportedly harness the power of Unreal Engine 5.4.

As this story continues to develop, fans are eager to see how these changes will impact the future of the Nintendo Switch family. Stay tuned for more updates!