Nintendo Explains Why Switch 2 Doesn’t Run Every Original Switch Game Flawlessly

One of the major drawings of switch 2 is that the console will be compatible with the switch game library, excluding some exceptions. Nintendo has also explained that not every game will work easily at the time of launch on switch 2, as the hybrid console does not run locally switch games. Instead, Nintendo Switch 2 uses a working method that includes hardware and software to operate switch games.

“When we first launched Switch 2 Development, the focus was on enhancing its performance as a hardware, that is, to increase its capacity,” Nintendo’s Takhiro Duhata explained. “So, compatibility was a low priority. For example, Nintendo DS Games Nintendo 3DS, and Wii games were viable on Wii U, but it was difficult to achieve the same level of compatibility with switch 2, because the hardware design approach was different from these systems.”

Dohuta added that if Nintendo chooses to “use software emulators like technology”, it will need to run switches with full potential and will result in the elimination of console battery strength. “We did something that was between the software emulator and the compatibility of hardware.” Nintendo will still work to ensure that the game runs more easily before the launch of Switch 2 in June, but the developers have warned that not every game will be ready when the console arrives.

So far, compatibility in sports such as Alan Week Remsted, Fall Guy, and Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection are unclear, while other sports such as the Rocket League and Wilfinstein 2: New Colasses have problems with Nintendo’s launch. With more information you can check our sports list with switch 2 compatible issues.

This week has been an informative for the potential switch 2 owners, as not only we have received the official release date for the console-June 5-, but also more details about its price and launch games. Nintendo has also shown some more interesting facts about Switch 2, such as its access features, changes in the Ashp, and its user interface closely.