states that the Switch 2 Joy-Con will stick to the console itself magnetically, rather than use the fiddly rail system of the current Switch and Switch OLED.
Vandal previously reported correctly on various features of the Switch OLED before its unveiling, again based on information from accessory manufacturers, who are typically given early access to under-wraps hardware by console makers.The report states that the Switch 2, and therefore its new Joy-Con, are larger than the current Switch models - though not as large as the Steam Deck.
One other interesting point of note: Switch 2 will, Vandal says, be compatible with current Switch Pro controllers. - and while this makes it still early for accessory manufacturers to have had eyes on the device, our understanding is that Switch 2 was previously due to arrive later in 2024. Nintendo has opted for a 2025 launch instead to ensure the console arrives with a more robust software line-up, Eurogamer understands. Here's hoping this extra time also allows for any new Joy-Con hiccups to be ironed out - and we avoid a repeat of theCapcom discontinues Ace Attorney Turnabout Collection on Steam
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