Mario Kart World on the Switch 2: Enough to consider an upgrade?

The Nintendo Switch 2, set to release on June 5, has generated buzz with its upgraded features and games. However, with a price tag of $450 alongside game prices rising to $80, many consumers are left questioning the value of the investment. Early impressions reveal the console has potential, but the uncertain upgrade proposition lingers until more games showcase its capabilities. The lack of significant change from the original Switch raises concerns about whether this is merely a pricey update. The console also introduces new features, like in-game voice chat and update-friendly Joy-Cons, yet gamers are wary due to economic factors including tariffs affecting launch pricing. As most gamers grapple with the decision between upgrading or sticking with the existing Switch library, it's clear that Nintendo has more on the line with this release than just innovative hardware.