As such, the design of the device, including its Joy-Con controllers, may look pretty familiar if you already own a Switch, but there's still plenty of new information to dig into. In this guide ...

It’s also a bit larger overall to match the increased size of the Switch 2 over its predecessor. But the size and color scheme of the new Joy-Con isn’t the real story here. As many people ...

A new Nintendo Switch 2 leak showcases one of its ... the analog stick and D-pad are visible. The Joy-con itself seems to be black in color, while the magnetic rails are blue.

The Nintendo Switch 2 trailer hints ... below the home option on the right Joy-Con, a larger screen, an additional USB-C port on top of the console, and new buttons on the back of the controllers ...

A photo appearing to show a Nintendo Switch 2 Joy-Con has leaked It features a blue and black color scheme It seems ... First and foremost, we can see the new Joy-Con attachment mechanism in ...

but directly below that is a new button whose function is still unconfirmed. The biggest problem plaguing the original Switch Joy-Cons was a condition known as Joy-Con drift. Users reported that ...

If you’ve been watching Nintendo Switch 2 news like a hawk for the past few weeks, you may have spotted leaks about the new and improved Joy-Con controllers, and wondering just what an IR sensor is.

The Nintendo Switch 2 reveal trailer showed the Joy-Cons with a different look. Although the redesign is generally impressive, fans have grown concerned about the console’s new controller ports.

Alleged leaks of the Switch 2 are continuing to ramp up at an ever increasing clip. The latest potential reveal shows a clear comparison between the upcoming console’s upgraded Joy-Con ...

Nintendo has revealed how the Joy-Con release buttons work on the Switch 2. If you’ve been hiding under a rock, yes, Nintendo shared a short video officially revealing the Switch 2. That video ...

But there's a new kid in town. The new Nintendo Switch 2 Joy-Con has an additional button below the home button on the right-hand controller. We don't know what function this will serve yet ...

Maddy Myers has run Polygon’s games section since 2020 as deputy editor. She has worked in games journalism since 2007, at Kotaku, The Mary Sue, and the Boston Phoenix. Nintendo has finally ...