Switch 2, launched on June 5, features extensive backwards compatibility, supporting almost all original Switch games. However, it does not accommodate some titles due to various reasons, such as development issues or hardware dependency. Users can easily access games through downloads or physical copies. Despite Nintendo's optimistic claim of near-total compatibility, some games still face problems categorized into three groups: those with unresolved issues, those that impede progress, and those needing the original Switch joy-cons. Nintendo hints at future updates to resolve these compatibility challenges, indicating ongoing support for users.
Switch 2's backwards compatibility covers almost all original Switch games, allowing users to easily download or use physical copies from their original console.
Nintendo reports that nearly 100% of original Switch games are compatible with Switch 2, though some still have issues preventing full functionality.
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