The Switch 2 has only just been released (heck, this writer hasn't even got one yet) and early adopters are already taking ...

We've already seen a stripped-down Joy-Con, confirming (as Nintendo had already actually said) there's no Hall Effect sticks ...

The Nintendo Switch 2 Joy-Cons use magnets to connect to the console, but has the company learned any lessons from its ...

Anyone who owns a Nintendo Switch will know about Joy-Con stick drift ... Also, they glide very smoothly, so we've taken to calling them ‘smooth-gliding sticks.’ (Laughs)” Sasaki added ...

The latest bit of news isn't a significant new feature, but one I think Nintendo fans will appreciate, given it will let you personalize your Joy-Con 2's. For the Switch 2, Nintendo has made it so ...

The new system will have remodeled Joy-Con controllers ... hook that sets it apart from the current hardware, and this would seem to be just that. An image from the Joy-Con patent can be found ...

Many Nintendo Switch 2 Joy-Con features have been revealed by a new ... Unlike the current version, this one splits apart, with an optical sensor in the middle to enable mouse controls.

We got the release date, which is June 5, and plenty of details. The company also pulled the lid off a mysterious Joy-Con feature. The rumors were right. They can double as mouse-like controllers.

and doesn't come apart. This makes it a more comfortable controller that's more ergonomically designed to fit your hand with improved grips and weight distribution, compared to the Joy-Con ...

When available on October 17th, the stand can charge a pair of Joy-Con controllers or Nintendo’s retro wireless NES gamepads. When available on October 17th, the stand can charge a pair of Joy ...