The Nintendo Switch looks pretty cool, actually, but that doesn't mean the Internet won't make fun of it.

After months and months of painfully intense speculation, Nintendo has given everyone an answer. We now know what the NX is, and what it looks like.

Nintendo has a bit of a track record when it comes to big reveals, and early this morning they'll be releasing the first official teaser for their upcoming console. So to get ready for that, here's a look back at some of Nintendo's biggest unveilings.

Tomorrow morning, Nintendo will unveil the NX. To let the world know this, Nintendo tweeted out the announcement with a photo of Mario that sure is unsettling.

Articles from reputable sources, numerous rumours and many educated guesses have all pointed to Nintendo's next gaming machine, NX, being some sort of combo console and handheld. And now we've got this quote from Tsunekazu Ishihara in today's Wall Street Journal.

The more I see of Breath of the Wild, the sadder I am that it's not coming out this year.

Video: Last week on Kotaku Splitscreen, Jason and I talked about whether or not it will really matter if Nintendo's NX is less powerful than the competition.

For the most recent quarter ending in June, Nintendo showed a 5.1 billion yen ($64.5 million) loss. According to Reuters, analysts were predicting a four billion yen loss ($50.6 million). But don't worry. There's hope.

As Sony and Microsoft battle over who has the most teraflops, Nintendo's hardware makers may be taking a different approach. The next Nintendo console, code-named NX, is a portable system with detachable controllers and a docking station for TV gaming, according to a new report from Eurogamer.

From the sound of it, add Nintendo to the list of companies that are interested in VR.

"First of all, it would be great if I didn't have to put a release date out at all," Nintendo's longtime chief game designer Shigeru Miyamoto recently told me when I asked him about the tendency for Zelda games to be late. "But I have to." We both laughed.

Between interviews, video shoots and encounters with mascots, I played a bunch of games at and around E3 last week. Let me tell you about them.

I've played the new Zelda game for about half an hour. It's terrific. It's also very unlike the many Zeldas I've played before.

I won't miss the Wii U. But I'm going to miss what it could have been.

Even for longtime Nintendo fans, it's hard not to feel burned by the Wii U, a console that never quite lived up to its potential. Sucks for people who bought one just for Zelda!

Longtime Nintendo fans may remember the brutal last years of Wii, in 2010 and 2011, when third-party support had dried up and just about all Nintendo put out was Skyward Sword and Fortune Street. After today's news, it seems like 2016 might be even worse.

We now know that NX is officially coming out March next year, but what about one of the flagship titles -- the new Legend of Zelda? As it turns out, we won't be seeing that in 2016 either.

A reddit user claims they were behind the original "leaked" photo of an NX controller, and released a video showing his Photoshop work . But what about those other photos?! Well, there's still reason to think they're legitimate.

A series of new photos, posted two different places and purporting to show the controller for Nintendo's next console, reveal a controller without buttons, one that's shaped like a football.