Nintendo Switch gamers with access to a 3D printer may be interested in a new single Joy-Con Grip which has been created by Thingiverse member “manabun”. If you would like to 3D print your ...

Best of all, they've uploaded their designs in a few different places across the web, and those with 3D printers sitting ... well familiar with the Joy-Con Grip, which provides some added ...

An engineer named Julio Vazquez has taken that idea even further to create a 3D-printed Joy-Con adapter that lets disabled gamers play with only one hand. The creation was first spotted by Eurogamer.

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. They're not for sale right now, though it sounds like the creator could be persuaded if ...

Combining the ingenuity of the human spirit with the science of 3D-printing, Inceptualize3D created Nintendo Switch Joy-Con knife holder grips. Yes, you read that correctly-- a Joy-Con grip that ...

Nintendo isn’t officially at CES, but it might have stolen the show anyway: accessory maker Genki brought a 3D-printed mockup ... with slightly larger Joy-Con controllers that seem like they ...

not merely "3D blueprints." Genki's model also includes a second USB-C port atop the system, Numerama reports, as well as a mysterious C button underneath the home button on the right Joy-Con.

The Nintendo Switch 2 design has shown up yet again, this time in a 3D-printed mockup ... buttons that wrap around the corners of the Joy-Con controllers, which are also now rounded.

In addition to spraying the two Joy-Con controllers and grip in the classic GameCube purple, red and green buttons have been added to invoke more retro memories. If only the right Joy-Con analog ...