- The latest presentation of Nintendo Switch 2 recently packed
- And although it was loose on mobile devices, it showed novel offers of the Nintendo Switch application
- Zelda Notes integrates with your version of Breath of the Wild to lend a hand discover secrets
Along with the upcoming launch of the very speculated Nintendo Switch 2 and the corresponding gifts are many to discuss the sites. But here, in mobile lands, it was a bit featherlight and it looks as if the switch on iOS and Android for Nintendo can still be a dream. However, there are rumors about how switch 2 can integrate with mobile devices To have seen.
Take the latest example shown in the latest Nintendo Direct. Zelda Notes is a novel application integrated with the Nintendo Switch application (which is called Nintendo Switch Online), which connects to your version of Switch 2 Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom.
Basically, Zelda’s notes are not too groundbreaking. It is a strategic guide that shows maps, tips, tips and tricks to lend a hand players navigate the world of Hyrule. But it is also exclusive to switch 2 versions of both wild breath, as well as the tears of the kingdom, which get further improvements in these remasters.
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What does this mean for us? First of all, it presents an intriguing intersection between two hand gaming devices. It is clear that Nintendo does not consider mobile as a replacement for its ordinary equipment, so much is obvious, but they are no longer blind on how mobile can support them.
And with further functions indicated only on such daily bonuses and integration of Amiibo, I would risk the supposition that Mobile can create a second screen function. If so, it would be an unusual but wise way to add more interaction options for Switch 2, maintaining the same equipment profile.
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