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The Nintendo Switch 2 has just been officially revealed, and its announcement mercifully officially confirmed the rumors that it would be mostly fully backward compatible with Nintendo Switch 1 games.

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Nintendo has officially confirmed that the Switch 2 will feature backwards compatibility, a key factor for many consumers considering the upgrade. Nintendo Switch 2 will support most games from the ...

The company didn't offer a lot of technical specs, but it did confirm that the Switch 2 will have backward compatibility for playing Switch games. At the end of the announcement video ...

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