Nintendo Switch 2 will use magnetism to attach the new joy-cons to the console | TierraGamer: news and entertainment about anime, series, video games and technology

A new report claims that nintendo switch 2 will use a new system to keep the joy-cons attached to the console. This time instead of using the rail system of the original and OLED models, the controls will be attached with the help of magnets.

The information was shared by the Spanish media, Vandal, who claim to have sources close to the development of the Nintendo Switch 2. Another novelty they commented on is that the new hybrid console will be even larger than the OLED model. However, it does not exceed the size of Valve's Steam Deck.

Perhaps one of the most interesting points that will make people happy is that The successor to the Switch will be compatible with the pro controls that already exist today. So you won't have to buy new ones in case the new joy-cons are not comfortable enough for you.

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Although Vandal got it right when it reported details of the OLED model before its official reveal, we should still take this information as a rumor. Until the company itself issues a statement we cannot confirm all these characteristics of the supposed Nintendo Switch 2. Would you like this information to be real?

What else has been said about Nintendo Switch 2?

There are more and more rumors about the Nintendo Switch 2 and the features it will come with. One of the most popular is that its graphic power will be similar to that of a PS4 or an Xbox One. In fact, there are those who claim that some media outlets have already been shown running the demo The Matrix Awakens, which uses Unreal Engine 5.

Regarding its release, it was estimated that it would be ready for the last months of 2024. However, the company supposedly preferred to delay its release a bit to ensure it had enough units to meet demand.. Therefore, it is now expected to arrive in early 2025. Again, we must remember that all of this is speculation until there is official information from Nintendo. Do you think a Switch 2 is already necessary?

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