Nintendo tells you 10 things you didn't know your switch can do

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If you are one of the players who just received a Nintendo Switch last Christmas, Nintendo want you to know everything you can do with it, so they shared a list to that you do not miss any option.

The hybrid console is full of surprises, and it is normal that some users do not take full advantage of it, so Nintendo wants to make clear once and for all its tremendous potential, in addition to the exclusive games it receives.

Here we leave them:

-Bluetooth audio support: For headphones or speakers, just go to System Settings > Bluetooth Audio
-Find your controller: if you lost your Joy-Con, and it has enough battery, it will start to vibrate so you can locate it
-Organize games in groups: arrange your games in folders with custom categories
-Filter software by rating – Press the R button in the console menu and some useful filters will appear
-Change Button Assignments: Go to System Settings > Controller & Sensors > Change Button Assignments. You can even save different presets for games
-Screenshots and videos: tap the capture button on the controller at any time to take as many as you like
-Get more software with some memberships: sign up for Nintendo Switch Online or Nintendo -Switch Online + Expansion Pack for more content
-News Channels - Get the latest news on your console [li]Quick Menu - Press the HOME button on your system to bring up a small menu, offering access to some quick settings
-Zoom: Go to System Settings > System > Zoom and turn on the Zoom feature. Now every time you double-tap the HOME button, the screen will zoom in
-Earn gold points: buy physical or digital games to earn points and save on your next purchase

As you can see, these options will be really useful for taking advantage of the full potential of Nintendo Switch, regardless of whether you are a new user of the platform or have been with it for years.

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