Now, I'm not saying that the Nintendo Switch 2 is ugly - its design is very sleek, and I like the pops of neon orange and blue hidden in the Joy-Con 2's rail and joystick. It just feels considerably ...

(Anything that shows off the new Joy-Cons’ rumble technology is genuinely impressive; there’s an early maraca-shaking demo that pulls off an amazingly effective brain trick.) Mostly ...

Personally, the Joy-Cons were always too small for me to use comfortably, rendering it a TV-and-Pro-Controller-only machine in my household. Admittedly, it proved to be a fantastic device for ...

The physical device feels like a large tablet, with the magnetic Joy-Cons being super-easy to swap in and out. I did run into a few initial issues that are minor, but notable to know. First ...

Before diving into complex solutions, ensure your controller has sufficient battery power. Switch 2 Joy-Con controllers need to be inserted into the console to charge. Pro Controllers are charged ...

The Nintendo Switch 2 comes with two Joy-Cons, which are practically a part of the main console. While there are other controller options, your best and go-to options will usually be the Joy-Cons ...

From its upgraded display and redesigned Joy-Cons to improved connectivity and social gaming capabilities, the Nintendo Switch 2 offers a comprehensive package for gamers of all types. Here’s an ...

You don't want to alienate those just using the standard Joy-Con, after all. But here's the thing: you can map any button to 'GL' ad 'GR' - any. Even the capture button. Ohoo, yes, and what a game ...

Given the Joy-Cons’ diminutive size, it’s a surprisingly comfortable control scheme – though gamers with larger hands than, say, Donald Trump may struggle after a while. The bigger problem w ...

Good news for Nintendo fans! Your existing Switch controllers, including Joy-Cons and Pro Controllers, will seamlessly work with the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2. Gamers can also transfer game save ...

Broadly, the Switch 2 is a larger version of its predecessor, with everything looking slightly inflated versus the original Nintendo Switch: bigger footprint, bigger screen, bigger Joy-Cons.

Seeing as the Joy-Cons can detach from the console, you may run out of battery at some point, and if you have run out of juice, we have how to charge Nintendo Switch 2 controllers explained so you ...