The ability to use a Joy-Con like a computer mouse might be an innovative ... the Joy-Cons sliding on this same side, along with wrist-strap attachments that leave the sensor uncovered when ...

suggesting that perhaps we'll soon be seeing magnetic variants of the Joy-Con Strap... although assuming they're electromagnets, that would mean anything they attach to would need current to make ...

It could even explain what the mysterious new button on the right Joy-Con does. During the trailer ... on a smooth black surface. The little strap trails behind them like a tail, and with the ...

A separate video from Nintendo's Switch 2 first-look trailer highlights how the Joy-Con controllers will easily disconnect from the console.

The new grip has been slightly redesigned to allow for the Joy-Con to snap into the side, while the wrist-strap attachments will likely be required for use with the new mouse functionality.

People don’t often think of playing video games as a physically demanding activity. And yes, there are countless options out ...

Both Joy-Con are slotted into what appears to be the Switch 2’s version of the Joy-Con Strap before they begin sliding across the surface on their edge, almost like a computer mouse. It was ...

Winter has a tendency of bringing out my worst habits when it comes to diet and exercise. In warmer months, I’m out and about doing daily loops around my local park and hitting the gym several ...

Compared to the original Switch, the new Joycon buttons look to add even more ways to control your favourite characters. The reveal trailer also shows the Joycons moving around with a strap ...

The trailer even suggests this when the Joy-Con skate around with their wrist-strap accessories attached – they literally look like scurrying mice with tails. 15 - Talking of the wrist-straps ...