Nintendo Switch 2 games benefit from return of popular Nintendo feature
According to the latest leak, the Nintendo Switch 2 will bring back a popular feature from recent Nintendo console releases. Indeed, based on a new FCC filing, the Nintendo Switch 2 will support the same near field communication (NFC) technology used by the Wii U, 3DS and original Nintendo Switch.
Nintendo Switch 2 Just Confirmed Return of One Major Feature
One feature that Nintendo fans hoped would return on the Switch 2 has been verified to be making the transition to the new console.
Nintendo Switch 2 will probably support amiibo, faster downloads
The slow trickle of Nintendo Switch 2 information continues apace as we wait for the official Direct presentation on April 2. Today’s news includes potential amiibo support, multiple ways to charge the console, and faster download speeds.
New Nintendo Switch 2 filing answers my prayers: both USB-C ports can charge, and NFC support suggests those 223 Amiibo are about to have new friends
FCC filings indicate that the Nintendo Switch 2 will have WiFi 6 and NFC support. The latter feature could prove ongoing integration with Amiibo figurines. Wireless headphones that use Bluetooth have cybersecurity risks, experts said. Here's what has them concerned.
Nintendo Switch 2 features confirmed in new filing
A new Federal Communications Commission (FCC) filing from Nintendo answers at least one question still up in the air about the company's upcoming Switch 2: Amiibo's are staying. The filing appears to confirm the handheld gaming console will still contain near-field communication (NFC) support,
Nintendo Switch 2 Filings Reveal NFC Support, Suggesting Amiibo Will Work With It
Nintendo Switch 2 filings have revealed Near Field Communication (NFC) support, which means Amiibo will probably work with the next-gen console. As spotted by The Verge, Federal Communication Commission (FCC) filings confirm the Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) feature is located in the Switch 2’s right Joy-Con,
Nintendo's New FCC Filings Confirm a Missing Switch 2 Feature Fans Have Been Wondering About
New filings with the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) have revealed some interesting facts about the Nintendo Switch 2 ahead of its launch. The revealed data would confirm the existence of a Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) system through which Amiibo figurines work on the current Nintendo Switch.
Nintendo Switch 2 official document confirms faster Wi-Fi and amiibo support
Your amiibo collection will still work with Nintendo Switch 2, with new official documents revealing further details about the console.
Switch 2 features confirmed in new filing, it's Amiibo compatible
A new filing from the Federal Communication Commission (FCC) has confirmed multiple Switch 2 features. Now we know Amiibo figurines will be supported, as Switch 2 will support NFC - it's in the right Joy-Con,
A Nintendo Switch 2 FCC filing confirms Wi-Fi 6 and NFC support for the upcoming console
That's not the only point of interest from the FCC filing. It also reveals that the Nintendo Switch 2 will support Wi-Fi 6 - ...
Will the Nintendo Switch 2 Support Amiibo?
Gamers and investors continue to wait for more information about Nintendo’s (NTDOF) Switch 2 game console. Until then, they must rely on leaks ...
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Recently released FCC filings confirm NFC support and more for the Switch 2
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Nintendo Switch 2 Is Now More Likely to Support Amiibo, Faster Wi-Fi Speeds
Nintendo newest FCC filings (for what appears to be the Switch 2) confirm a few new features, as first spotted by The Verge ...
New Nintendo Switch 2 details keep the door open for Amiibo support
The Nintendo Switch 2 was spotted on the FCC's database. The filings confirm a few new details about the console.
Switch 2 Will Support NFC, According To New FCC Filings
As reported by The Verge, the latest filings at the Federal Communication Commission (FCC) in the US have seemingly ( and perhaps unsurprisingly) confirmed Nintendo's new and hotly anticipated system ...