A recent leak shows potential new images of the Joy-Con for Switch 2 The images give a look at the colors and magnetic connection for the controller. Some new images have leaked online ...

A few days ago, it was the motherboard for Switch 2, and now images of the system’s Joy-Con controllers have apparently leaked online. The images first appeared on a Chinese website, and were ...

In a new post shared on the Nintendo Today app, the company offered an instructional overview video showing how the Switch 2's GL/GR buttons work and can be easily remapped for an ...

Newly surfaced images appear to show a Nintendo Switch 2 Joy-Con. The images show the inner side and back of the controller. It appears the company may be opting for more muted colors this time ...

The new button was revealed alongside the Switch 2 earlier this year, but at the time images of the new Joy-Con did not include a letter on the button. Prior reports indicated it was called the ...

To find your missing Switch 2 Joy-Cons, go to the home screen, open the Controllers menu, and select Search for controllers.

Drip, drip, drip. The Nintendo Switch 2 leaks keep coming, as this time uncofirmed images of a retail-model left Joy-Con for the upcoming console appeared online over the weekend. In addition ...

Below is an image of a new Joy-Con that appears to be for the Nintendo Switch 2, posted on Baidu Tieba. The side that connects to the Nintendo Switch 2 console has the same 'SL' and 'SR' buttons ...

Hardware Nintendo responds to questions of Switch 2 stick drift with assurances the new Joy-Con 2 controllers "have been really designed from the ground up from scratch" Hardware Nintendo confirms ...

You can use them as a single pair or two individual controllers. To use Nintendo Joy-Con controllers on a PC, follow these simple steps: On your PC, go to Start > Devices > Bluetooth and make sure ...

Gaming Yes, you can use a USB mouse on Nintendo Switch 2, as demonstrated by a Koei Tecmo producer Gaming Nintendo Switch 2 Joy-Con mouse functionality hinted at again in Nintendo Today teaser ...

Since iOS 16, Apple has supported Nintendo's Joy-Con and Pro Controller, meaning you can connect them to your iPhone or iPad in just a few seconds. Using Joy-Cons gives you the tactile feel and ...