A recent report hints at the possibility of Nintendo incorporating a long-awaited feature in the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2, a demand that has been echoed by fans since the initial launch of the original Nintendo Switch back in 2017. The original Nintendo Switch lacked this specific feature, and it’s unclear if this new report implies a potential rectification for existing devices. However, the plan is to address this omission with the next iteration of the Nintendo Switch. Regrettably, it appears this feature won’t be introduced this year as per the report, which does not specify a potential release window.
According to a trustworthy yet not always accurate source, Nash Weedle – an insider at Nintendo – has leaked a fresh report. Keep in mind that while this individual has shown reliability in the past, they are not infallible. So, approach the information with caution.
Based on an inside source, it appears that the Nintendo Switch 2 may introduce customizable home screen themes. However, the number of themes, their specific designs, or if they’ll be static, dynamic, or a combination, are currently unclear as the report lacks specific details.
The report provides another piece of information, which suggests that the themes may not make an appearance in the current year. However, it’s important to note that this doesn’t guarantee their arrival in the following year; it merely implies such a possibility.
It’s important to keep in mind that all information here has been translated, and during translation, subtle details can occasionally be overlooked, including significant ones. At this point, Nintendo hasn’t responded to our queries, and they usually don’t comment on rumors, so we don’t anticipate a change in this pattern. However, if they decide to speak up, we’ll make sure to update the story accordingly, regardless of whether or not their comments are significant.
It’s important to note that if themes are incorporated into the Nintendo Switch 2, it’s likely they might require a Nintendo Switch Online subscription for access, similar to how certain profile icons on the Switch are available only with a subscription.
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