The Nintendo Switch 2 provides an impressive upgrade in storage, boasting 256GB of onboard SSD compared to previous models. However, increased performance may result in larger game file sizes, necessitating expanded storage solutions. Unlike its predecessor, the Switch 2 only supports a specific type of storage, the microSD Express cards. With major brands like Samsung and SanDisk releasing themed cards, it is expected to drive adoption in the market. Preorders for the Switch 2 and its accessories are set for April 9, ahead of the console's June 5 launch.
The Nintendo Switch 2 features a 256GB SSD, surpassing previous models, but requires microSD Express cards for expanded storage, driving adoption in the market.
The Switch 2's storage capacity is four times larger than the OLED model, but increased game file sizes may necessitate additional storage solutions for users.
The introduction of microSD Express cards by Samsung and SanDisk during this week's Nintendo Direct indicates a push towards expanded compatibility and utility for Nintendo's latest console.
Preorders for the Nintendo Switch 2, along with themed accessories and games, will open on April 9, leading up to its release on June 5.
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