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 Now that the Nintendo Switch has finally gone on sale, fans of the Big N who have already acquired it are studying it from head to toe to see how much benefit can be made beyond the official specifications

Of course, the main concern has been the possibility of cracking the portable console to link it to a screen -after all, the Switch Lite is cheaper than the normal Switch because it does not come with a dock, which would make several astute people want to spend less having the Same experience - but the hardware is so well designed that it is impossible to do this.



That does not mean that the Switch does not support other types of external accessories, as they just discovered on the My Mate VINCE channel, where they did exhaustive tests to tell the public what it is that can be connected to the console.

To begin discarding, the Switch Lite cannot be connected to the normal Switch dock, neither trying to physically insert it (its very design prevents it) nor relying on external hardware such as extensions - if these are used, the console will only begin to load.

Once this is understood, GameCube controls can be connected to the Nintendo Switch, via USB adapter and USB / USB-C plug, so that Smash Bros. Ultimate challenges are played as the professionals of the EVO do.

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