That said, the patent serves as strong evidence of just how the Switch Joy-Cons could emulate computer mice. We expect more details will be shared when Nintendo releases a Switch-focused Direct ...

The Nintendo Switch 2 Joy-Cons may be able to operate in a computer mouse-like mode. Mentions of adhesive tape normally used on the bottoms of computer mice were recently found in some shipping ...

Our hope is that the ability to flip the Switch 2 every which way is one way that Nintendo is hiding the weird in the new console, alongside the much hinted optical sensor on the Joy-Cons that ...

Many Nintendo Switch 2 Joy-Con features have been revealed by a new patent. They show an optical sensor and mouse functionality for both Joy-Cons. Nintendo will reveal more details at the Switch 2 ...

The Joy-Cons will work with whatever way is necessary too, likely thanks to their new design. Unlike the original Nintendo Switch, which had rails for the Joy-Cons to attach and lock into place ...

The NYXI Hyperion 2 is tightly designed and comfortable like a high-end controller snapped onto the Switch, making it one of ...

The second button is attracted to the second magnet by a magnetic force. Basically, the Nintendo Switch 2 Joy-Cons have two buttons that must be pushed to detach the controller. Both buttons are ...

To be honest, almost everything we've seen about the Switch ... that Nintendo hasn't confirmed yet which seems almost certain to be real, though. That's the ability to use the Joy-Cons with ...

One such feature is related to the system's new and revised controllers, known as Joy-Cons. Several reports from early last month suggested that the Nintendo Switch 2's Joy-Cons can be turned ...

One of the most exciting changes being made is the mouse function of the Joy-Cons. As of now, it's unclear just how much this mouse functionality will be utilized in Switch 2 games, but Nintendo ...

When Nintendo first unveiled the Switch 2 last month, we (and everyone else) noticed something peculiar about the new Joy-Con controllers. Now, some recently unearthed patent filings more or less ...