As spotted by The Verge, Federal Communication Commission (FCC) filings confirm the Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) feature is located in the Switch 2’s right Joy-Con, as with the original Switch. The question is, will Switch 2 support existing Amiibo that already unlock in-game content?

FCC filings revealed a few new Nintendo Switch 2 features, as we expect a new Direct next month to confirm more details about this console.

One of the biggest problems with the Nintendo Switch was its overly complicated voice chat system. However, a new patent filed by Nintendo reveals that it might integrate voice chat into the Nintendo Switch 2 ’s operating system, so you won’t have to reach for your phone to chat with other Switch 2 users.