The SL and SR buttons (the buttons which serve as L and R when the Joy-Con is detached and being used as a solo controller) are now made from metal ... presumably, Switch 1 Joy-Cons can’t ...

One of the biggest problems of the Nintendo Switch era might be resolved on Nintendo Switch 2, and the evidence comes from... the Alarmo?

Our hope is that the ability to flip the Switch 2 every which way is one way that Nintendo is hiding the weird in the new console, alongside the much hinted optical sensor on the Joy-Cons that ...

As you probably know, the Joy-Cons now don't use metal rails to slide on and off the controllers. Rather, they're seemingly magnetic—you just snap them on. Unlike the original Switch's sliding ...

You might be able to connect your Nintendo Switch 2 Joy-Cons upside down, according to a new patent. VGC reports that a new patent Nintendo filed suggests you can rotate the Switch 2 screen and ...

There's little known about these types of Joy-Cons, but I wouldn't be surprised if it comes down the line as a "Pro" version of the new Switch 2 Joy-Cons. There's plenty more we need to find out ...

See where I'm going with this? Basically, it's been all but confirmed that the new Nintendo Switch Joy-Cons will have mouse-like functionality, with filed Nintendo patents surfacing online in the ...

The Nintendo Switch 2 looks mighty familiar, but Nintendo seems to have saved all of its biggest changes for the Joy-Cons as shown by some new patents. While we still don’t have an official ...