Although Nintendo warns that “not all cameras may work as intended,” we’re already seeing third party alternatives to the Switch 2’s camera, including this excellent Piranha Plant from Hori, as spotted by VGC.

The Nintendo Switch didn’t make it easy to let you connect with friends and strangers over the internet. The Switch 2, on the other hand, is fully embracing connectivity. To that end, a stand-up camera will be launched alongside the Switch 2 on June 5 that can be used with its GameChat feature.

The Nintendo Switch 2 camera is also equipped with a privacy shutter that allows the lens to be shut when not in use, and you can see at a glance whether the camera is on or off.

During yesterday’s Switch 2 Direct, Nintendo spent a surprisingly decent chunk of time describing GameChat, a new system feature that is basically like all of

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After an agonizing three-month wait, Nintendo finally revealed more details on the Switch 2 during a Direct presentation on the morning of April 2nd. While Nintendo told us very little in the official reveal of the console in January, now we know when the Switch 2 is coming and how much it will cost at launch: June 5th and $449.99.

The Nintendo Switch 2 Camera allows you to video chat with your friends and bring yourself into a variety of games.