NINTENDO SWITCH 2 GETS USER-REPLACEABLE BATTERIES IN EU
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Nintendo will sell a Switch 2 with swappable batteries in the European Union to comply with new regulations taking effect in February 2027. The company confirmed it is preparing product versions to meet the EU's mandatory user-replaceable battery requirements.
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