In anticipation of the Nintendo Switch 2, scheduled for showcase at a Nintendo Direct on April 2, key technical specifications have been disclosed via FCC filings. These documents reveal that the new console will support near field communication (NFC) for Amiibo figures and will have improved Wi-Fi capabilities, allowing connectivity at Wi-Fi 6 standards. Additionally, the Switch 2 will feature two USB-C ports for versatility. Insights from Nintendo president Shuntaro Furukawa indicate a strategic push to engage audiences beyond gaming, suggesting possible new features or programs tied to the console's release.
The FCC has posted some of the Switch 2 technical specs online, revealing support for NFC and RFID features similar to the original Switch's Amiibo functionality.
Switch 2 will support Wi-Fi 6, an improvement over the original Switch, and will also feature dual USB-C ports for charging.
Nintendo president Shuntaro Furukawa mentioned the need to push "beyond video games," hinting at broader engagement strategies, though details remain unclear.
The upcoming Nintendo Direct on April 2 promises to clarify what players can expect from the Switch 2, amidst a buzz of technical speculations.
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