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[[File:SwitchCaptureButton.PNG|thumb|The [[Nintendo Switch]]'s Capture button.]] | [[File:SwitchCaptureButton.PNG|thumb|The [[Nintendo Switch]]'s Capture button.]] | ||
The '''capture button''' refers to | The '''capture button''' refers to a button near the bottom of the left [[Joy-Con]], as well as on the side of the [[Nintendo Switch Pro Controller]]. It allows the player to capture screenshots and view them in the system's capture gallery, where they can then be edited with customizable text or be posted to either [[Facebook]] or [[Twitter]]. | ||
If the button is pressed, the Switch takes a screenshot of whatever is being depicted on screen, but if the button is being held, the Switch saves the last 30 seconds of gameplay as a video, though the latter feature often varies by game. Captured videos can also be edited and posted in a similar fashion. Screenshots and videos can also be posted and will be sended to smart devices. | |||
==Usage in the ''Super Smash Bros.'' series== | |||
===In ''Ultimate''=== | |||
''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]'' is one of the few games on the [[Nintendo Switch]] that does not have the ability to save videos via the capture button, likely due to the feature being redundant as the game can natively save battles with the in-game [[replay]] feature, which can convert entire matches into video files. Normal screenshots can still be taken, a feature that is used in conjunction with the series' trademark [[camera]]; when taking a snapshot, the resulting picture will be saved directly to the Switch's Album, instead of an album internally within the software as in previous games. | ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate|Ultimate]]'' is one of the few games on the [[Nintendo Switch]] that does not have the ability to save videos via the capture button, likely due to the feature being redundant as the game can natively save battles with the in-game [[replay]] feature, which can convert entire matches into video files. Normal screenshots can still be taken, a feature that is used in conjunction with the series' trademark [[camera]]; when taking a snapshot, the resulting picture will be saved directly to the Switch's Album, instead of an album internally within the software as in previous games. | ||
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