The Nintendo Switch 2, upon release, is effectively a non-functional device until users install a crucial day one update. This update, Version 20.1.1, is essential as it unlocks the console’s capabilities, enabling support for existing Nintendo Switch games, the eShop, and online services. This highly controlled launch is a strategic move by Nintendo to minimize leaks and maintain excitement, even leading to early testers being left disappointed by the console's lack of functionality without the update. This situation highlights both Nintendo’s calculated marketing approach and the reliance on timely software updates for modern gaming devices.
Nintendo's decision to lock down the Switch 2 means that without the day one update, the device is almost non-functional at launch.
The Version 20.1.1 update activates essential features like support for previous games and online services, making the console usable.
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