The Nintendo Switch has already been out for around five years, but it is only now that they are finally letting users organize their games into folders. In Nintendo Switch’s Version 14.0.0 update, the new feature called “groups” was added, and players can create a max of 100 groups with a max of 200 game titles per group. The 14.0.0 update also gave improvements to the Nintendo Switch’s Bluetooth audio volume.
The latest #NintendoSwitch update is now available, including a new feature to create groups for software on the console.
More information: https://t.co/RuNTfgEKBl pic.twitter.com/UFiwuOc1fw
— Nintendo of America (@NintendoAmerica) March 22, 2022
The new update garnered many reactions on Twitter, most of which were Nintendo Switch owners wondering why it took so long for this update to happen. Let’s look at some of the best tweets regarding the Nintendo Switch’s groups update.
User @TheeMockingjqy was not shy to remind us that organizing games in folders is an old feature in other consoles:
Nintendo after releasing an update that includes a 2007 feature: pic.twitter.com/pM5rNPUDTS
— Rhino (@TheeMockingjqy) March 22, 2022
@PsySmasher showed us a good representation of how Nintendo is feeling right now:
Nintendo after adding folders five years into the Switch’s lifespan: pic.twitter.com/CbN3MDapLb
— Psy (@PsySmasher) March 22, 2022
@TheNCSmaster thinks this update is a cause for celebration:
FOLDERS! FINALLY
WE HAVE FOLDERS BOYS! pic.twitter.com/uDzTZaInTx
— TheNCSmaster (@TheNCSmaster) March 22, 2022
Nintendo Switch *finally* has folders pic.twitter.com/UmwDfFGCsP
— TheNCSmaster (@TheNCSmaster) March 22, 2022
Insert obligatory SpongeBob meme below:
it took five years to implement this basic feature pic.twitter.com/gjpstan3Ev
— Shane (@FourScore64) March 22, 2022
Speaking of updates, a good number of users are also still looking for an update to the Nintendo Switch’s themes. Currently, there are only two options – black and white. Since Nintendo has finally allowed folders for games, fans are now hoping for an update to themes.
User @Nintendeal shows only two themes in the console:
Nintendo Switch already has themes pic.twitter.com/y2qjtNCG06
— Nintendeal (@Nintendeal) March 22, 2022
And here we have time traveler @ActualAero who gives us an important 2027 update for the Switch:
I'm from the future 😳
Here's the new Nintendo Switch update from 2027: pic.twitter.com/NXqzG99aOU
— Aero (@ActualAero) March 22, 2022
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