Nintendo newest FCC filings (for what appears to be the Switch 2) confirm a few new features, as first spotted by The Verge on Friday. Nintendo's new console will support Wi-Fi 6 for faster internet speeds, both USB-C ports will be able to charge the console and it will be NFC compatible, which allows it to communicate with the Amiibo toys.

Your amiibo collection will still work with Nintendo Switch 2, with new official documents revealing further details about the console.

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.

The Nintendo Switch 2 was spotted on the FCC's database. The filings confirm a few new details about the console.

In just over a month, players will have a better idea of what to expect from the Switch 2 when it's showcased during a Nintendo Direct on April 2. Because Nintendo had to share certain technical specs with the Federal Communication Commission ahead of time,

A Nintendo Switch 2 'leak' has revealed the console could be releasing sooner than players think. Nintendo's president Shuntaro Furukawa recently confirmed the console has entered mass production after dataminers claimed the Switch 2 was being produced heavily from November 2024 onwards.

The Nintendo Switch 2 has finally been revealed, but gamers are still trying to figure out how much the console will cost. According to analysts interviewed by Bloomberg, the console could cost as little as $399 and up to $499.