A first look at the new Nintendo Switch 2 vs 1, from screen and processing power, to colourways and accessories.

The Nintendo Switch has been a huge success by any measure, surpassing 150 million total sales just this month. Nintendo ...

There weren’t many details, but the controllers are bigger and have an updated design. There weren’t many details, but the controllers are bigger and have an updated design. Ash Parrish is a ...

The console’s design features a larger size, a black color scheme, and magnetic Joy-Cons. Nintendo will share ... with subtle blue and red details on the Joy-Con. Confirming the Nintendo Switch ...

The video confirmed quite a bit, including an extra USB-C port, a new, mysterious button, and a larger overall design, but arguably star of the show is the updated Joy-Cons, which appear to be ...

The Switch 2 is ditching the Red and Blue Joy-Cons in favor of a (mostly) all-black look, giving the larger and (presumably) more powerful console a sleeker look. However, that Red and Blue ...

T he Nintendo Switch 2 was finally revealed, and it looks more like a Steam Deck than its predecessors ever did. Its new design paints over the iconic red and blue Joy-Cons with a ...

Instead of sliding the Joy-Cons on a vertical track, they now snap on and off the sides of the tablet. The console is primarily black, with a red and blue trim under the analog sticks and on the ...

where the upcoming device is shown flanked by the Neon Blue and Neon Red Joy-Cons for the original Switch. Since the current-gen controllers are 102mm tall and the trailer displays them alongside ...

06 - On the front of the Joy-Cons we can see that the classic control ... they’re back in a newly-designed form, with red and blue colours to match the internal colour splash on each Joy-Con.

The next generation console from Nintendo that will succeed the Switch is no longer a myth, rumor, or a leak, as the Big Red company finally ... on both its body and Joy-Cons.

I remember having friends over that year and gleefully demonstrating how it could be docked or how its Joy-cons popped off. Its bright red and blue Joy-cons invited that kind of play, signaling ...