Nintendo Switch 2 will seemingly support both live subtitling and text-to-speech. While not formally confirmed by Nintendo marketing, videos showing off the features popped up over the weekend.

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Both text-to-speech and live captions will be included, as shown in new videos on social media (thanks, OatmealDome). The former means players will be able to type messages on a virtual keyboard ...