With less than three days to go before the launch of the Switch 2, Nintendo has clarified an important piece of information about its machine.
The console’s LCD screen features a protective film that "prevents the dispersion of fragments in the event of damage", and that’s why the manufacturer is asking future Switch 2 owners not to remove this film.
To put it simply, if the console were to fall violently onto a surface, the screen could crack. Thanks to the film, the slab will not dislocate. So when you unpack the Switch 2 on June 5 (or later), don’t touch this precious protective film.
Nintendo also recommends not using the Switch 2 in dusty or smoky environments. It’s also advisable to fully recharge the console at least once every six months, otherwise the machine may refuse to switch on.
