Nintendo has announced it is creating hardware with replaceable batteries, which presumably will include its Switch consoles, due to new EU regulations tackling electronic waste. Announced on the official Nintendo Website , the…
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Nintendo has confirmed it will comply with EU regulations and provide Switch 2 with "easily replaceable" batteries from February 18th, 2027. The website however does not mention the original Switch, so it's highly likely…
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Nintendo is reportedly making a Switch 2 with a user-replaceable battery for the EU Regulation can actually work for consumers. By Lawrence Bonk March 20, 2026 1:23 pm EST Nintendo…
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…s a new version of the Switch 2 headed to Europe. Nintendo has stated it will comply with new EU regulations regarding replaceable batteries, due to take hold in February of next…
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