A recent video on Nintendo's Switch 2 website reveals an innovative mechanism for disconnecting the Joy-Con controllers. Pressing a trigger activates a small cylinder that helps eject the controller from the console. This design resembles a concept shown earlier by accessory-maker Genki at CES. However, Nintendo has not confirmed the attachment method for the controllers, with rumors suggesting the use of magnets. This leaves several questions unanswered, creating anticipation for a forthcoming reveal during Nintendo's Switch 2-focused Direct on April 2nd.
In the video, the trigger is pressed down a tad before a final push releases it from the console.
The mechanism to remove the Joy-Con controllers looks similar to what was included in a 3D-printed mockup that accessories-maker Genki brought to CES.
However, as for how the controllers actually stay attached to the Switch 2, Nintendo so far hasn't said if the console uses magnets, as has been rumored.
It's one of many unanswered questions - hopefully, all will be revealed at Nintendo's Switch 2-focused Direct on April 2nd.
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