The Nintendo Switch gaming platform has got a new firmware update with 10.0.0, which brings many long-awaited features, including the ability to transfer games, which were downloaded directly from system memory, to an external storage card (SD), or Conversely, to free up more storage space.
This feature would make managing software downloadable and updating data a little easier, after the only solution was to re-download the game, especially when changing cards, but the only drawback is that it does not cover saving game data and update data, which Nintendo is still intransigent towards.
The video game industry, like other industries, has been subject to major problems due to the spread of the new Corona virus, and companies are trying to adapt to the new global situation, now that their products have become more than just a tool to spend their spare time.
In spite of the need for more games to appear, the gaming platforms themselves sometimes need new features or fixes, which Nintendo has brought to the Nintendo Switch via the latest version of the firmware, which also brings the ability to set (Joy-Cons) buttons depending on the desire.
While gaming platforms often try to provide the best experience for all players, they cannot take into account personal preferences or capabilities, and platforms or other controllers contain tools that allow users to change buttons, which is what Nintendo has now done with the new update.
The update allows for resetting the buttons on the joystick, similar to the change made by Microsoft on the Xbox One platform a few years ago, so that the settings for the joystick and buttons of each joystick are associated, as long as they are Joy-Con buttons, or the existing buttons In Switch Lite or Nintendo Pro.
Once a new setting is set, it can be saved as one of up to five previous settings, and there are also 6 new Animal Crossing: New Horizons game icons, which can be used within the user profile, along with a reference feature for news items, allowing highlighting Up to 300 news items Max.
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