That said, improved baseline accessibility is incredibly important too. Unfortunately for Nintendo, the Switch’s current accessibility offerings, both with its games and system, are lacking.

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The Nintendo Switch 2 is arguably the start of a new generation and may come to shape the industry in the coming years.

The nature of the Switch 2 GameCube controller and its versatility make me hope we could eventually see more NSO peripherals.

The Switch 2 is unmistakably an upgrade over its predecessor in terms of accessibility. I would go as far as to say it’s the Nintendo system I’ve been needing for years.

With the Nintendo Switch 2 launching on June 5, 2025, and GameChat coming along with it, it will be interesting to see what other features come to the program, especially in terms of accessibility.

As a Nintendo fan, I’m beyond excited for the Switch 2. While I’m admittedly hesitant to spend upwards of $450 for the system, my love of gaming began with Nintendo.

The Nintendo Switch 2 isn’t a revolution; it’s simply another Nintendo Switch. And I don’t mean that in a bad way. Over the past several weeks, I’ve smashed my way through Donkey Kong ...

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The Switch 2 is unmistakably an upgrade over its predecessor in terms of accessibility. I would go as far as to say it’s the Nintendo system I’ve been needing for years.

Switch 2 Looks Like a Major Leap Forward for Nintendo's Accessibility Design The Switch 2 is looking to top the Switch 1 in every way. By Grant Stoner Posted: April 12, 2025, 7:15 p.m.