Nintendo Switch has revealed that its most recent software update contains a feature that allows customers to group games on their home screens.
According to Engadget, the Nintendo Switch has been out for more than five years, and there are now thousands of games accessible for it. Unlike the PlayStation, which allows players to organize their games into folders, the Nintendo Switch simply displays the most recently played titles in a single horizontal list that may be scrolled. That has changed as a result of the most recent upgrade.
Nintendo Switch Users Can Now Create 100 Groups
An information card will appear the first time users establish a group, informing them of the new functionality and suggesting that they classify games into categories, such as genres or creators, to make them simpler to locate.
Users only need to check all of the titles they want to add, rearrange them in the order they want them to appear and give the group a name. Simply hit the Plus Button to start a new group.
Nintendo Switch users may establish up to a hundred groups, each with up to 200 titles, allowing them to organize things any way they wish, even if they’ve amassed quite a collection over time.
While users can group a significant number of titles together, keep in mind that if there are 13 or more titles shown, the button to move to the “All Software” screen will appear. In addition to groups, the current software update allows users to modify the vol of a Bluetooth device directly on the Nintendo Switch, as long as the device supports AVRCP profiles. Nintendo has also upped the max volume level for various Bluetooth devices.
