One reason a Switch 2 OLED model could benefit from having two screens and backward compatibility with the Nintendo 3DS is that it would preserve access to games and features that were designed around the dual-screen experience. Since some Nintendo 3DS users can still create Nintendo Network IDs and access features like the web browser, Friends List, and Pokémon Bank, it suggests there is still a dedicated group of players using the system. Including two screens, Nintendo 3DS backward compatibility, and a system transfer tool on a future Switch 2 OLED would give those users a simple upgrade path while allowing them to keep their existing libraries and data. It could also encourage people who have stayed on the Nintendo 3DS instead of moving to the Switch or Switch 2 to finally upgrade.
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