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Story summary
- The Nintendo Switch 2 includes two USB-C ports, but compatibility issues with third-party accessories have arisen.
- Critics believe Nintendo may restrict access to its ports, echoing past proprietary practices.
- Increased costs for consumers may result as third-party manufacturers face difficulties in creating compatible products.
- Some manufacturers have halted projects, raising concerns about a potential monopoly on accessories.
- This trend could encourage other tech companies to adopt similar restrictive practices.
