As a general warning directed toward anyone that might be getting or who might already have a Nintendo Switch 2, using the MIG Switch 2 accessory, a trendy way to dump game data from personally owned game cartridges, may not be the best idea.
It’s been hard for a lot of prospective Nintendo Switch 2 owners to find an actual unit at their local electronics store since the official product launch last week. Sold out almost everywhere, it’s hard to say when the new console will become available for sale again, but the tariff situation certainly isn’t making it any easier for Nintendo to import more.
The iDownloadBlog team has long helped make Nintendo Switch consoles, games, and accessories more accessible by providing information and links to the best savings we can find online, and now that the Nintendo Switch 2 is officially available in stores, we plan to continue doing so.
Following a lengthy hype-filled past several months, Nintendo will on Thursday officially launch the Nintendo Switch 2 – their second-generation all-in-one handheld and dockable game console with upgraded specs and new features.
The Nintendo Switch 2 is officially launching later this week and before anyone can even get their hands on one, Nintendo is warning soon-to-be users that the next-generation console has a protective film on the screen that is applied from the factory and should not be removed.
The Nintendo Switch 2 hasn’t even been officially released yet, and already there are a lot of questions about game compatibility for Nintendo’s latest handheld gaming console (and perhaps rightfully so).
The iDownloadBlog team are avid fans of gaming on the Nintendo Switch, which is one of the reasons why we’re so hyped about the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2 launch. In fact, we love the Nintendo Switch so much that we follow the system’s top games closely so that we can find the best deals for our readers.
We’re coming up close on the official launch date of the Nintendo Switch 2, and whether you’re eagerly anticipating its launch, or you’re sticking with an original Nintendo Switch model, there are some great game and accessory deals in today’s post for everyone to take advantage of – especially since the Nintendo Switch 2 can play most Nintendo Switch games.
The Nintendo Switch is one of the iDB staff’s guilty pleasures, and so it may come as no surprise that we’re always eagerly tracking game and accessory deals for this platform and sharing them with our like-minded readers.
The Nintendo Switch is a fun gaming platform that you can both take anywhere you go in handheld mode and play in docked console mode on the big screen. Even though the second generation of Nintendo’s most popular gaming platform just recently went on pre-order, it’s worth noting that almost all first-generation Nintendo Switch games will be backward-compatible with it.
The Nintendo Switch 2 went on pre-order in the United States this week, and if you haven’t already pre-ordered yours, then good luck. In the meantime, we’ve got tons of deals that we can share with you regarding the original Nintendo Switch while you wait.
After the United States imposed reciprocal tariffs on other counties, Nintendo announced at the beginning of the month that it was delaying pre-orders for the Nintendo Switch 2 in the United States so that the company could “assess the potential impact of tariffs and evolving market conditions.”