Newly-published Nintendo patents show that the company has been exploring a version of its Joy-Con controllers that can work ...

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

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 ...

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 ...

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 an English abstract describing "a sensor for mouse operation" that can "detect ...

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 ...

Namely, it appears that Nintendo has showcased what looks to be a Joy-Con for the original Switch with the additional optical sensor on the side (alongside that extra 'C' button below the Home but ...

A New Nintendo patent pulls back the curtain on the next generation of Joy-Con controllers, revealing their new ability to act like a computer mouse. In the Switch 2 trailer, there was a brief moment ...

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 ...

The application was publicly revealed on February 6, and it includes an early schematic for the new Joy-Con, which it describes as the "input device." The patent also states that it has "a sensor ...

It's possible that players may be able to plug in their Switch 2 controllers on either side of Nintendo's new console.