Nintendo Switch 2 has been in our hands for two weeks, but the player already prohibits the use of online services after loading third -party cartridges. In other words, DLC, update, eshop, no cloud storage -console means bricks.
The cartridge in question is MIG, which allows you to create and store backups of legally purchased switch games. Or at least it should be used. The manufacturer emphasizes that it is a backup and development device that supports the game using a personal game backup. But as expected, they often get used to loading illegal cloned games, which is why Nintendo solves the problem.
As IGN reported, the console large company does not withhold switch 2. This is because the player using the MIG cartridge even in the “perfectly legitimate dump” is prompted with 'error code: 2124-4508' to completely ruin the $ 450 hardware. U/Shawn232 said, “I used my own backup game at the MIG switch and got a prohibited hammer.” “Unfortunately, I am not surprised at what happened because I liked the idea of putting all my games in one cart.”
The use of MIG cartridge does not appear to be banned from switch 2 accounts.
Luckily, it seems to be a switch 2 itself. Error messages are specifically used “online service In this console Currently limited.
To actually use the MIG cartridge, you can keep the console in the plane mode.
As a result, the factory reset the switch 2 to confirm that the ban will be lifted, but this seems to be worse. The Youtuber spawned brain was connected to the Internet and participated in the test and still met the error code. I couldn't sign the Nintendo account now, so I couldn't open the eshop to download the game. In other words, digital purchases such as Mario Kart World could not be used in offline mode.
“We have a permanent brick entirely brick. There's nothing you can do with this switch 2 on the Internet,” Scathered Brain explained. “Now you can restore the switch and separate it from everything, so you can't do it.”
- brand
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Nintendo
- Original release date
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June 5, 2025
- Originally MSRP (USD)
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$ 449.99
- Operating system
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ownership
- solve
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1080p (handheld) / 4K (docking)
- HDR support
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yes
