Recent Federal Communications Commission (FCC) filings have shed light on several key features of the highly anticipated Nintendo Switch 2.  These documents confirm the inclusion of Wi-Fi 6 for improved online gameplay and the return of NFC support, likely for continued compatibility with Amiibo figurines.

The filings also reveal a convenient charging setup: the Switch 2 will feature two USB-C ports, one on the top and one on the bottom, both capable of powering the device. This offers flexibility for users, allowing them to charge the console in various orientations.

As the successor to the popular Nintendo Switch, the Switch 2 has been the subject of much speculation.  While Nintendo has remained tight-lipped about many details, leaks and rumors have hinted at exciting upgrades.  One of the most anticipated features is backward compatibility, allowing players to enjoy their existing library of physical and digital Switch games on the new console.

The updated Joy-Con controllers are also generating buzz.  They will reportedly attach to the sides of the console rather than sliding in from the top, and are rumored to incorporate mouse-like functionality, potentially opening up new gameplay possibilities.  The exact nature of this feature and how it will be implemented in games and apps remains to be seen.

The FCC filings also confirm the product code for the Switch 2 as "BEE,"  and include diagrams illustrating the console in both handheld and docked modes, with and without the Joy-Con controllers attached. While the exact release date and pricing are still under wraps, the Switch 2 is expected to launch sometime in 2025.

Further details about the Switch 2 are anticipated in a dedicated Nintendo Direct presentation. With new accessories also planned, the gaming community eagerly awaits more information about how these additions will enhance the overall gaming experience.