The Quest 2 and Quest Pro are also being retired ... The serious bonus here is that it charges the controllers too, which you can quickly realize is the most annoying problem to solve.

There is a new Switch Pro Controller releasing for the Switch 2, but your old one is also compatible wirelessly and can be charged with the new dock via USB. Other compatible Switch controllers ...

This is because Nintendo made one crucial upgrade to the Switch 2 Pro Controller that I’ve wanted for years and it was the first thing I noticed when I held it in my hands. If you’ve used the ...

Fans of the Nintendo Switch 2 want Nintendo to make an adjustment to the newly revealed GameCube controller for the console. The requests would see Nintendo increase the size of the Switch 2 ...

Nintendo Switch 2 will support existing GameCube controllers, outside the new wireless option. Subscribers to Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pass get exclusive GameCube titles. GameCube ...

If you've been wondering about the compatibility of Switch controllers and accessories on the Switch 2, Nintendo has now officially shared details about this. While the new system comes with a ...

The Nintendo Switch 2 hype is real, and so far, the consoles haven't stopped selling out since retailers started taking pre-orders for the device. If you didn't get a console or want to grab ...

This increased size allows the Joy-Con 2 controllers to hug the new 7.9-inch screen, which is also noticeably bigger than the original Switch’s 6.2-inch display. While playing Mario Kart World ...

During a Q&A with several of Nintendo's senior hardware development staff, the panel was asked if the new Joy-Con and Pro controllers for the Switch 2 have solved the stick drift-problem.

The company also revealed that the system will come with built-in 4K support, 256 GB of storage, and Joy-Con 2 controllers that can be used as mice. One of the major features that Nintendo barely ...

“The new Joy-Con 2 controllers for the Nintendo Switch 2 have been re-designed from the ground up, and they’ve been designed to have bigger movements and smoother movements,” Sasaki sai ...

the naming of Nintendo’s Switch successor might seem like pretty straightforward choice, but developers say they spent years during the development process, brainstorming names and scrapping them.