Nintendo fans may not have to wait much longer for details about the company’s highly anticipated next console, unofficially dubbed the “Switch 2.” According to reports from gaming leaker NatetheHate and corroborated by VGC, a reveal could happen as soon as Thursday, January 16.

The initial showcase is said to focus entirely on the console itself, without much, if any, emphasis on games. “The reveal will center around the hardware,” says NatetheHate, adding that while a game might appear in the background of the announcement, software discussions will be reserved for a later event, likely in late February or early March.

This approach aligns with Nintendo’s history of keeping hardware announcements relatively close to their release dates. For example, the original Switch was unveiled in October 2016 and launched just five months later in March 2017. If a January reveal does materialize, it could signal a summer release for the new console, possibly in June or July.

What will the Switch 2 look like? If rumors are to be believed, its design won’t stray far from the original Switch’s form factor—a stark contrast to Nintendo’s tendency to innovate drastically between console generations. Given the Switch’s record-breaking sales of 146 million units, sticking with a familiar design seems like a smart move.

In terms of power, the next-gen console is expected to be significantly more capable. Reports suggest performance comparable to a base PS4 in handheld mode and a PS4 Pro when docked. Such an upgrade would mark a major step forward for Nintendo, whose consoles have traditionally focused on unique gameplay experiences rather than cutting-edge power.

One looming question is the console’s name. Nintendo’s track record suggests it may avoid a simple “Switch 2” label. The naming decision will be crucial in ensuring consumers recognize it as a brand-new system rather than a minor upgrade—an issue that plagued the Wii U following the massive success of the original Wii.

As with all leaks, it’s wise to remain cautious. Nintendo hasn’t officially confirmed any of this information, but fans might want to keep an eye out for announcements this week. If these reports hold true, the Switch 2 could mark the beginning of an exciting new chapter for Nintendo and its legions of players worldwide.