The current Switch has its Joy-Con controllers attach by sliding through a railing on the side until a locking mechanism clicks them into place. Owners then press a very (very) small black button on ...

Ever since Nintendo announced their new console, Nintendo Switch 2, many fans have the social media by storm with their funny observations on the said console, which brings us to this hilarious tweet: ...

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a mostly black design with a sprinkling of red and blue in each JoyCon, and a mysterious new button on the right side of the controller. There’s also some concern about the potential lack of ...

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 ...

You can watch the Nintendo Switch 2 trailer right here: The trailer shows a whole host of improvements, with everything from the tabletop stand to the Joycon controllers getting an overhaul here.

No one knows what this mysterious new button does on the Switch 2's right JoyCon. This was the C-Button in the Switch 2 leaks, but the button itself remains unlabeled in the official console ...

Leaked renders had previously shown these designs quite some time before Nintendo's announcement, including the new snap-on magnetic JoyCon controllers and the peek-over design of the Switch 2's dock.

Other circulating speculation is that the right JoyCon might have some sort of mouse functionality and that this mysterious button has something to do with it. This is fuelled by the depiction of ...

as well as hints at some of the successor console’s new functionality—including optical tracking like a PC gaming mouse and a mysterious new button on the right Joy-Con. Here’s a closer look ...

There’s an extra USB-C port on the top of the console, in addition to the docking one on the bottom, a mysterious blank button on the right Joy-Con, and a few extra bits and pieces here and there.

Nintendo Switch 2 is real, for really real this time. The long-awaited reveal confirms many of the design rumors we’ve had over the past few months. Not only is the Switch 2 bigger than the ...