The Nintendo Switch 2 will not feature a system-level achievement system akin to those found on PlayStation and Xbox consoles, as confirmed by Bill Trinen. Despite this, individual developers can create their achievement systems, similar to Ubisoft's model. The Switch 2 editions of popular Zelda titles will include a "Zelda Notes" section for players to track their achievements. This aligns with Nintendo's history of unique strategies, as demonstrated by the original Switch's approach to achievements. The console is set to launch on June 5, priced at $450 or potentially higher due to tariffs.
The Switch 2 will not support an official system-level achievement system, allowing developers to create their own systems, similar to Ubisoft's approach.
Bill Trinen clarified that despite the Zelda games featuring achievements, the Switch 2 lacks a broad achievement system like those on PS and Xbox.
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