Nintendo's Switch 2 introduces a built-in voice chat system called GameChat, accessible via a dedicated button on new controllers. This eliminates the need for separate apps for in-game communication.

Voice chat is generally enabled by default in Ready or Not. However, players might find this feature complicated because of a number of factors. Here, we will break down how you can use the voice chat ...

One of the biggest sources of controversy surrounding the Switch has been Nintendo’s decision to relegate most games’ voice chat functionality to a smartphone app. While rival console makers Sony and ...

They did it. The absolute madmen did it. During today's Direct covering all things Nintendo Switch 2, it was demonstrated that for the first time ever, the console will have a built-in voice chat ...

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Historically, Nintendo has had a weird relationship with the internet. Although its systems embraced online play years ago, their functionality has lagged behind rivals in terms of communication. The ...

The Nintendo Switch 2 offers a new feature called GameChat that can automatically be accessed by pressing a new C button on the controller (found on both the Joy-Con 2 R, Pro Controller 2, and new ...