Nintendo Switch Disc Drive

The Nintendo Switch Disc Drive (Named NSDD for short) is a disc drive for Nintendo switch, so it is an upgraded version of the Nintendo Switch U, an unupgraded disc drive for switch. When connected, a disc icon appears in the dock. When clicked, a screen will show asking you to go to the Wii U, Wii, GameCube, DS, DSi, or 3DS Menus, or boot from the GBA slot or the Serial Port, or use miscellaneous discs. Once a menu is first opened, it will ask if you want to start fresh, copy settings from the Switch, or transfer or copy data from another console. The disc drive is slot loading, and on the side, it has a card slot for DS, DSi, and 3DS games, and on the front lower section, a GBA slot that works with GBA, GBC, and GB games, and it works with DS and DS Lite Slot 2 Accessories, and in the right of the GBA slot, a GBA accessory port, and in the left, a GB link cable slot. The back also has a Wii Sensor bar port to connect a Wii Sensor Bar. The right also contains a giant serial port that connects the GameCube Controller Adapter; 4 GameCube ports, which includes the 2 memory card slots as well. The Serial port also connects a NES Cartrage adapter, containing 2 controller slots. Then is a SNES adapter, ditto as the NES one except it’s SNES. Another accessory is the N64 Adapter, which plugs a cartrage in the front, and the 4 Controller slots are in the right side.
==Second Screen==
To operate Wii U, DS, DSi, or 3DS games, a second screen is needed. There are 2 ways to do this.
#Connect a Wii U GamePad
#Use the 2nd screen accessory it comes with. It slides into the Switch, and has 2 slots for the Joy-Cons. It also has both the Screenshot button and the 3D slider and speakers for Wii U Games. It is touchscreen and can go into 2D Mode, which is flat as a pancake. 
==Supported Formats==
*Wii U - Requires Second Screen, Sensor bar needed to connect Wii Remotes.
*Wii - Sensor bar needed to connect Wii Remotes.
*GameCube - GameCube Adapter needed to use physical Memory cards and GameCube controllers.
*Nintendo 64 - Requires N64 Adapter.
*SNES - Requires SNES Adapter (Super Famicom Adapter in Japan).
*NES - Requires NES Adapter (Famicom Adapter in Japan).
*DS - Requires Second Screen.
*DSi - Requires Second Screen.
*3DS - Requires Second Screen.
*GBA - Nothing Needed.
*GBC - Nothing Needed.
*GB - Nothing Needed.
*CD - Nothing Needed.
*DVD - Requires Movie Add-On.
*Blu-Ray - Requires Movie Add-On.
*UHD Blu-Ray - Requires Movie Add-On.
*VCD - Nothing Needed.
*DVD Audio - Requires Movie Add-On.
*Data disc with photos, videos, or audio - Nothing Needed.
==Movie Add-On==
To avoid licensing fees, the Movie Add-On allows playback of DVD, BluRay, and UHD BluRay. VCD support is free because it is discontinued and no licensing fees are required.
===Controls===
====In Movie====
*A - Pause
*B - Menu
*X - More Buttons (RGBY, GoTo, NumberPad, Misc.)
*Y or minus button- Display 
*Arrow keys and left stick - Forward and Rewind
====In Menus====
*A - Enter
*B - Menu
*X - More Buttons
*Y - Top Menu
*Minus Button - Display
*Arrow keys and left stick - Move 
==CD Support==
CDs and Audio DVDs can be played trough the system. They can be normally played, played via a visualizer, or ripped to the MicroSD or System Storage. Then they can by used in music games.
==Data Discs==
Inserting a data disc will open a file structure. Photos, Videos, Music, Text files, PDFs, HTMLs,  Word Documents, Excel Spreadsheets, and PowerPoint Presentations can be viewed and copied the System Storage or the MicroSD 𝐂𝐚𝐫𝐝.
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