Today, Nintendo of Japan updated its online FAQ about the Switch, and one of the new entries lays down some recommendations for purchasing additional USB-C cables. Nintendo says that USB-C cables ...

Nintendo has intentionally implemented measures to restrict third-party accessories, including docks, hubs, and other accessories, from working with the new Switch 2. According to ...

All this to say that if you use a Switch 2, a controller, and its docking station, you'll really want to think about a longer ...

But as you probably now suspect, the Nintendo Switch 2 doesn’t do it that way. When you plug the Switch 2 into a third-party ...

Nintendo is getting a bit more proactive about this problem now, noting in a new Japanese FAQ page (machine translation) that users should only use USB-C cables with a 56kΩ resistor with the Switch.

How to connect a Nintendo Switch to your TV. To connect the Switch to a TV: 1. Open the back panel on the docking unit's base. 2. Plug in the USB-C power cable (also called the AC adapter), and ...

It may look like a standard USB-C cable, but it's actually a hint to new Nintendo Switch information. Credit: EB Games Australia via Technobuffalo ...

You want your games to play the smoothest they possibly can — but sometimes, screen technology gets in the way. That’s why ...

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It's a USB-A to USB-C cable, which means the USB-A plugs into a power outlet plug, and the USB-C connects into a USB-C port on the Switch. Related Articles Zelda Isn't a Nintendo Switch Launch Title ...