A Nintendo patent shows off mouse functionality for the Switch 2's Joy-Cons. The Joy-Cons might get a magnetic wrist strap ...

From the unbeatable Switch Pro and comfy Joy-Con alternatives to a dongle that lets you use your Xbox or PlayStation ...

A new patent suggests that Nintendo is working on a Switch 2 Joy-Con accessory that's notably different from its Switch ...

Another patent image shows one Joy-Con being used like a mouse and the other being held normally, giving the player a sudo WSAD PC-like experience. Further into the patent, it explains how the wrist ...

Shoulder button pusher in green The most fascinating element of this project is the TAPBO module which adapts the Joy-Con controller to remote input. The module includes electronics, actuators ...

A new patent for the Nintendo Switch 2 has revealed new functionality with the joy-con controllers, and while Nintendo hasn't officially confirmed the functionality, the company did subtly ...

Nintendo Switch 2 Joy-Con controllers may feature mouse functionality with light source and sensors for improved gameplay. The patent showcases features like the ability to slide Joy-Cons on flat ...

A diagram included in the patent shows somebody holding the Joy-Con and appearing to use it as a mouse. Another diagram shows a hand holding the Joy-Con upright with the pointer finger on the ZR t ...

With the Nintendo Switch 2, the Joy-Con wireless mouse feature sounds as if it would work in a similar (albeit not the same) way. According to the patent, the Joy-Con controller has a sensor in it ...

The new system will have remodeled Joy-Con controllers, which are bigger, and boast larger buttons. The trailer also hinted at the Joy-Cons having a functionality that allows them to be held ...

The Japanese-language patent—whose illustrations match what we've seen of Switch 2 Joy-Con precisely—features ... as "easy to hold" or "easy to grip." It also goes to great lengths to explain ...

One patent seemingly confirmed that the Nintendo Switch 2 will have a feature allowing players to use their Joy-Con controllers like computer mice — an intriguing gimmick that’s been rumored ...