One of the most reassuring aspects for longtime Nintendo fans is the confirmation of NFC support, strongly suggesting continued compatibility with Amiibo. Given that the original Switch featured an ...

Nintendo Switch 2 filings have revealed Near Field Communication (NFC) support, which means Amiibo will probably work with the next-gen console. As spotted by The Verge, Federal Communication ...

A Seattle court has awarded Nintendo $7,030,158 as a default judgment against two counterfeit amiibo sellers, per newly filed court documents reviewed by Polygon.

Recent FCC filings give us a better idea of what to expect from th Switch 2 hardware, including Wi-Fi 6 and NFC support.

If you’re unaware of what NFC is, it’s the tech within the console that powers everything that has to do with Amiibo. This technology was introduced alongside Amiibo in the Wii U generation ...

Today’s news includes potential amiibo support, multiple ways to charge the console, and faster download speeds. As spotted by The Verge, multiple Federal Communications Commission (FCC ...

According to the latest leak, the Nintendo Switch 2 will bring back a popular feature from recent Nintendo console releases. Indeed, based on a new FCC filing, the Nintendo Switch 2 will support the ...

Nintendo has won another lawsuit this week, this time against a pair of counterfeit sellers selling fake amiibo cards on Amazon. In October 2023, Nintendo and Amazon filed a joint lawsuit against ...

Now we know Amiibo figurines will be supported, as Switch 2 will support NFC - it's in the right Joy-Con, just like the original Switch. It's also confirmed to have faster Wi-Fi compatibility with ...

Its listing confirms the device will support NFC, keeping the door open for Amiibo support. The next-gen console will also support Wi-Fi 6. It feels so long ago since Nintendo quietly dropped that ...

Over on the BEE-014 report – that's the right Joy-Con – makes repeated mention of RFID, which is the tech Nintendo uses for NFC transmissions with Amiibo figures. Again, it's not exactly ...