Nintendo Switch gets an update that lets you move games to your SD card

Finally, Nintendo has released a new update for the operating system of its console, Nintendo Switch. The Japanese video game developer released version 10.0.0 for the device and among the fixes, the developers added something that affected the usability of the system since it was released: the possibility to transfer games between the internal storage and the SD card. Before, if the game was stored in one place and you wanted to move it to another, you had to download it again.

Fortunately, Nintendo Switch owners can now drag "download software, update data and DLCs" easily. However, saved games and some update data are still deleted.

Nintendo Switch now lets you remap Joy-Con buttons

Among the fixes and novelties of the Nintendo Switch 10.0.0 update, there was a change that should make the gameplay on the controls more comfortable, as it is now possible to remap the buttons on the controller, something similar to what is already done by Microsoft in Xbox one. According to the changelog, there is a way to save up to 5 button configurations to use in the controls when pairing. Remembering that this will only be possible if it is a Joy-Con or Nintendo Switch Pro Controller, that is, other controls will not accept this change.

Another novelty was the addition of some icons related to the Animal Crossing game to place in the user profile. In addition, a notification feature (bookmark) has been added for new items.

The console will automatically update. But if you don't want to wait, you can manually update Nintendo Switch via this link.

About Nintendo Switch

The Nintendo Switch was launched in March 2017. It is a hybrid console, which can be used both on the table connected to the TV, using wireless controls, and as a portable video game, such as the Nintendo 3DS, only with a larger screen and more processing power.

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