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Nintendo claims the Switch 2 only works with USB-C cameras. But after trying it out, many gamers found that USB A 2.0 cameras, phones and capture cards are also compatible.

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Here’s how the setup works: first, connect a USB-C to HDMI cable to your iPhone. From there, plug the HDMI end into a USB capture dongle. Then, connect that capture dongle to the Switch 2 via USB-C.