It also doesn't include HD Rumble, the player LED, a sync button, SL and SR buttons, an accelerometer, or gyro sensors. So it's a Joy-Con for a very limited set of games, which is a shame.

The view from the side shows the SL/SR buttons, which are on the current Nintendo Switch Joy-cons. There are some interesting new additions to note.

The Switch 2 SL and SR buttons are bigger, with larger control sticks. The Joy-Con 2 also support mouse features for compatible games.