Ever since the Nintendo Switch 2 reveal, fans have been wildly speculating on a tiny detail from the trailer: the Joy-Cons. Specifically, their seeming use as mouse controllers, like on a PC ...

Like the first Switch, this console can also be connected to a dock to play on a television screen. The Joy-Cons can be removed and used separately or combined in a special grip as a single controller ...

We knew that magnets were set to be a big part of the Nintendo Switch 2 experience, with the Joy-Cons connecting to the Switch 2 unit magnetically, but it seems as though other accessories will also ...

the Joy-Cons can be used on your thighs, negating the need for a desk if you're playing in a living room setup. The last mouse control scenario that was on offer at the Nintendo Switch 2 ...

It’s not quite clear why Nintendo is being squeamish about the W-word – perhaps it’s being overly squeamish about a future scandal that will never happen, instead of embracing the game’s disabled ...

When the Nintendo Switch 2 was first announced in ... but you'll be able to bind them to any other button you like on the Switch 2 Joy-Cons. For example, if you bind them to act as the left ...

The Switch 2's Joy-Cons, as rumored, use magnets to attach to the Switch 2 console. Switch 2 producer Kouichi Kawamoto said Nintendo originally wanted to use magnets for the first Switch ...

Nintendo is the most recognizable name in history when it comes to video games. From the beginning, Nintendo has been at the forefront of creativity and innovation in the home console space.

For the most part, Nintendo’s follow-up console is pretty similar to the original, with a recognizable hybrid form factor and the return of detachable Joy-Cons. However, there’s one big difference.

Nintendo Switch 2 preorders are set after ... sharing functions are huge parts of the new console. One of the Switch 2’s Joy-Cons — it’s controllers — even has a "C" button to quickly ...