Nintendo has kept quiet about the device’s accessibility options, even though it’s off to a good start.
Nintendo has kept quiet about the device’s accessibility options, even though it’s off to a good start.
One of the biggest surprises of the Nintendo Switch 2’s reveal was its proposed accessibility. For years, Nintendo has been known for accidentally stumbling on accessibility solutions while stubbornly refusing to engage with the broader subject. Yet, in the Switch 2, there appeared a more holistic approach to accessibility for which disabled players have been crying out. This was supported by a webpage dedicated to the Switch 2’s hardware accessibility.
However, specifics were thin and no further
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