If there is one thing you can count on Nintendo for, it’s taking an idea and pushing it to its limits. After months of ...

The Nintendo Switch 2, set to launch in April 2025, is poised to transform your gaming experience with its innovative ...

The Switch 2 closely resembles the Genki leak, featuring new details like Joy-Con straps that turn controllers into mice.

The first big thing is that the Nintendo Switch 2 is backwards compatible with the original Nintendo Switch. This means that the games you own for the original console should work ...

This included the presence of an extra button on the right Joy-Con, which had been previously been described as a C button in various leaks (many of which came from third-party peripheral ...

The trailer seemed to confirm one major change to the Joy-Con controller, which leaked several months ago. According to that leak, the Joy-Cons will have a new function that allows one to be used ...

Top of mind is, what does that mysterious button on the right Joy-Con do? This new square button, placed at the bottom of the Joy-Con, is unmarked, but prior reports have indicated it’s called ...

and seldom actually use the Joy-Con controllers. The original Switch came with a set of Joy-Cons, a grip for them to be slotted into to turn them into a gamepad, but from launch, there was also ...

Leaked images also showed what many thought might be optical sensors on the side of the Joy-Con shown sliding face-down in the trailer. Nintendo Switch 2 Trailer Seemingly Confirms Joy-Con Mouse ...

In addition, this debut look at the successor seemingly confirms that the Joy-Con controllers will indeed include mouse functionality. A brief segment of the footage shows both Joy-Con moving ...

Meanwhile, there seems to be some kind of attachment that gives the side of the Joy-Con a smooth edge. What is small, furry and brillaint at sword fights? A mouse-keteer! | Image credit ...

It could even explain what the mysterious new button on the right Joy-Con does. During the trailer, the Joy-Cons flip onto their side and slot into a color-coordinated device before gliding around ...