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Nintendo Switch 2 could finally catch up to PS5 and Xbox with this tech upgrade

A newly discovered patent suggests the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2 will feature a built-in voice chat system, including proximity chat. This upgrade would bring the console in line with modern online gaming standards set by PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S, potentially improving multiplayer experiences for titles like Splatoon and Mario Kart.

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Nintendo Switch 2 just revealed new plugs and upgraded online gaming

FCC filings reveal that the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2 will feature Wi-Fi 6 for improved online gaming performance and dual USB-C ports for enhanced connectivity. The console will also retain NFC functionality, ensuring continued support for Amiibo figures.

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Nintendo Switch Online 2021 Predictions

This opinion piece discusses the current state of the Nintendo Switch Online service and offers predictions for 2021. The author suggests potential additions to the retro game library, including NES, SNES, Game Boy, and Game Boy Advance titles, while expressing skepticism about Nintendo 64 and GameCube games. Improvements to voice chat and the removal of friend codes are also desired.

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The Stigma of Voice Chat and Splatoon’s Right Decision

The article discusses Nintendo's decision to omit voice chat from the Splatoon series, citing the developer's view that it is too negative. While this choice may be suitable for a game aimed at younger audiences, the author argues it hinders competitive play and teamwork in modes like Clam Blitz and Tower Control. The piece suggests that as Splatoon grows as an e-sport, the lack of voice chat could become a significant disadvantage.

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Arms Review | Giant Bomb

Arms is a new fighting game for the Nintendo Switch that features unique characters with extendable arms and a focus on online multiplayer. While it offers some strategic depth and entertaining moments, the game lacks sufficient content and progression to maintain long-term player investment. The review suggests that while Nintendo's experimentation with new IPs is commendable, Arms does not reach the same level of success as Splatoon.

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Arms Review

Arms introduces a cast of unique characters and an engaging combat system with extendable, curable punches. While the game offers some strategic depth and fun multiplayer modes, its limited content and progression systems prevent it from reaching the heights of other Nintendo titles.