It appears that Nintendo has disclosed that certain original Nintendo Switch games may not function using the backward compatibility feature on the Nintendo Switch 2, with potential inconsistencies in actual compatibility. They have provided a list of games that will not work at all and another list detailing titles with compatibility problems.
For quite some time, Nintendo maintained an uncharacteristic silence regarding its upcoming console, but soon enough, events began to unfold swiftly. Rumors sprang up in various places, and even external sources started disseminating pictures of the device that seemed to be a blend of handheld and console.
To enhance your skills and character’s height within the game, it’s essential to accumulate the virtual money called Yen. Typically, you can gather this currency by progressing through the game, but at times, you might find yourself in need of extra funds.
Apart from enhancing your character’s skills by upgrading them, you could also explore dungeons to gather loot and resources. Grinding might be necessary at times, but the game creators provide additional support through the distribution of promo codes.
In town, you’ll discover a total of three secret savings spots, cleverly hidden by your forward-thinking Uncle Nelson as a precaution for unexpected times.
Chelsey is usually spotted standing near the medical clinic, which can be found on the southern part of town, next to the police station, and marking the beginning of the street that takes you to the motel where you should connect with your uncle’s associate.
In this area, you’ll discover eight distinct Training Manuals hidden throughout the isolation zone. This guide aims to simplify things by providing you with their locations.
Nintendo recently unveiled its exclusive title for the Nintendo Switch 2, which is being developed by FromSoftware, the team behind Dark Souls. The game is headed by Hidetaka Miyazaki and although it’s not officially titled Bloodborne 2, it appears to be a follow-up we’ve been eagerly anticipating, dubbed as “The Duskbloods.” This multiplayer (PvPvE) game … Read more
It’s been quite a while since Nintendo seemed to enjoy the same level of third-party support as PlayStation and Xbox have had. During the first Switch era, it felt like for every high-quality port such as Doom or Skyrim, there were two or three subpar ports like Mortal Kombat 1 and Hogwarts Legacy.
⚠️ NOTE: Here’s a collection of games specifically designed for the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2. Many of the existing Nintendo Switch Online library games and original Nintendo Switch titles are expected to be playable on the Switch 2, but for further information about backward compatible games, please refer to Nintendo’s official website.