According to leaked info reported by gamesindustry.biz back in April, the Nintendo Switch 2 may have a cartridge slot that can read last-gen carts, even though next-gen games could reportedly use a ...

News about a powerful Nintendo Switch Pro console has been gathering pace recently, promising to offer gamers a significant upgrade in terms of hardware over both the Nintendo Switch and Switch Lite.

But my biggest worry is whether Switch cartridges will work with the new ... Right up until it didn’t. And the Nintendo DS line followed the same pattern, literally including a GBA slot in each ...

Using a Nintendo on a Chip (NOAC ... He wired in a 72-pin NES cartridge slot, then added a pair of controller ports and a power switch. Once he had everything connected and tested, it was all ...

Although I will always sing the praises of physical media (especially from a preservation point of view), I do also love me some digital Nintendo Switch games. For someone who grew up in the era of ...

have a slot for Switch cartridges. (The Nintendo DS used thin cartridges but also had a port in which you could play the larger Game Boy Advance cartridges.) That said, it seems most likely Nintendo ...

which would be wise on Nintendo’s part. One report from Mobapad claims that the Switch 2’s cartridge slot will support original Switch cartridges. However, as expected, Switch 2 cartridges ...

Nintendo announced late Tuesday evening that the still-unannounced Switch 2 console will be backwards compatible. However, we still don’t know if your cartridges will be as usable as ever in 2025.

But since the transition from the Wii U involved going from discs to cartridges, the Switch is not. Playing a game from previous Nintendo consoles at the moment is a function of optimism ...

However, the current Nintendo Switch 2 spec rumors do suggest that the next hardware will retain the cartridge slot so you should be able to play your physical Switch games on the Switch 2 ...