Nintendo Switch 2 NFC, Wi-Fi 6
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The Nintendo Switch 2 could support Amiibo and faster downloads

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FCC filings of Nintendo Switch 2 confirm NFC and Wi-Fi 6 support for the Switch 2 .
Switch 2 could support Amiibo and faster internet speeds, according to FCC filings.
Nintendo is expected to reveal further details about the console at a Nintendo Direct event on April 2 .
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