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Nintendo has detailed rollout plans for Switch 2 product revisions in Europe with replaceable batteries, and Switch 1 consoles are being discontinued

In a move that's been brewing for a while now after Europe announced the Right to Repair directive and new battery regulations , Nintendo committed in early June to Switch revisions. Now, the hardware giant has detailed its rollout plans for Switch 2 products. Read more

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Eurogamer·2h ago
Nintendo has detailed rollout plans for Switch 2 product revisions in Europe with replaceable batteries, and Switch 1 consoles are being discontinued
In a move that's been brewing for a while now after Europe announced the Right to Repair directive and new battery regulations , Nintendo committed in early June to Switch revisions. Now, the hardware giant has detailed its rollout plans for Switch 2 products. Read more
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